The new view of the brain is far more dynamic.
It was far more dynamic than its imitators, and noticeably better than the supermarket variety.
The newsweekly category is far more dynamic than is generally thought, albeit in a very slow-motion fashion.
Terrified by Mr. Bradley's successes, Mr. Gore revamped his campaign, honed his message and became a far more dynamic campaigner.
In short, the eye is far more dynamic and idiosyncratic than the industry had so far accounted for.
In many ways, the video game industry is facing the same challenges in representation and diversity as Hollywood, yet games are far more dynamic and more intimate.
"Coriolanus" is far more dynamic and plain-spoken, befitting a martial leader who is allergic to introspection and comes fully alive only in battle.
But the addition of Victorino made the Red Sox far more dynamic, even if he stole a relatively modest 21 bases.
Yet they have been outscored by the far more dynamic Lyons and Marseilles teams who are ahead of them in the table.
That is far more dynamic than in austerity-battered Europe, giving the continent's business schools an incentive to seek out expanding markets.
In contrast, the cisternal maturation model depicts the Golgi apparatus as a far more dynamic organelle than does the vesicular transport model.
