But in the past two seasons the box-to-box shuttle service has run with less frequency and dynamism.
But watching China hurl one object after another into orbit, one can't help but wonder if it says less about China's dynamism in technology than about the obstacles it faces in becoming a true world leader.
But as important, he said, was his less public role of bringing "dynamism and energy and concentration and consistency" to the 174-member orchestra.
Although the term "irregular" or "disordered" might give the impression that the organization is functionally irrelevant, the irregular folding results in less physical constraint and increased dynamism, increasing the accessibility of the DNA (Fig. 7d).
It is generally accepted that increased mitochondrial connectivity produced by shifting the balance of mitochondrial dynamism toward either more fusion or less fission represents a more physiological condition, and that less connectivity or fragmentation provoked by increased fission or impaired fusion is pathological.
I am convinced that a return to the productivity growth and broad economic inclusion of the past will require nothing less than a revival of the high dynamism that underpinned that performance.
"It is a symptom of how Japanese society has lost its postwar dynamism and become more rigid and less democratic".
As a Londoner who delights in the capital's dynamism and diversity, I none the less agree with Ken Livingstone that London hosts too great a share of our national institutions.
These characteristics can include flexible organisations with low levels of hierarchies, strong local/regional focus on their closest customers, less bureaucracy, quicker responsiveness to the environment, more dynamism [31] and the presence of a founder's vision, an entrepreneurial outlook and a flexibility in managing external relationships [21].
Britain's lower-taxed, less regulated economy has helped to encourage entrepreneurship and dynamism, and its GDP per head has overtaken that of France.
