Meanwhile, state legislators, who these days often seem to be suspicious, if not resentful of the freewheeling dynamics of university intellectual life, have slashed budgets for higher education.
This may be just a material inequality, but may extend to an intellectual inequality, or a skew in the dynamics of power within the relationship.
Examples of questions include What are the growth dynamics of the team's intellectual capacity; What is the required level of research and development investment; and What is the market volume?
Resolving these apparent disputes is of both intellectual and practical importance: incorporation of enzyme dynamics could be critical for any calculation of enzymatic function and may have profound implications for structure-based drug design and the design of biomimetic catalysts.
Thus, its importance consists in definition of dynamics of the regional market of intellectual property which level also defines productivity of the TID's strategy and prospects of its development.
Certainly, the group dynamics were not equally balanced in terms of intellectual authority (e.g., who owns the knowledge, who makes the final decision on answers for the worksheet questions, and who does more intellectual parts of the task as opposed to simpler manipulation) as Jasmine was seen the intellectual authority of the group.
Of course, there is much more to a startups success than market, technology and design execution, including team dynamics, the competitive field, surrounding ecosystem and the intellectual property conditions.
It, too, depicted the bruising dynamics within a family of similarly haute-bourgeois intellectuals at a New England country house.
Like Andrew Keen in "The Cult of the Amateur," Mr. Lanier is most eloquent on how intellectual property is threatened by the economics of free Internet content, crowd dynamics and the popularity of aggregator sites.
