The most stirring example came Monday night, when Vick had one of the more memorably dynamic individual performances in the sport.
In addition, the global workplace itself is becoming more dynamic; specifically, the individual demand for ongoing high quality lifelong education is increasing as the nature of jobs and work skills continuously changes (Hanover Research Council, 2010).
These examples suggest it may be profitable to take a more dynamic view of how individual species represent the evolutionary history of their group.
All of us are dynamic individuals with more than one side to us.
We found that genes expressed at the mid levels (read per million reads, 1 < RPM < 10), showed higher cell-to-cell variations than the ones expressed at high levels (RPM > 10, Figure 4), which indicates that the former set of genes have a higher propensity for a more dynamic regulation of expression among individual cells of the same type.
There had hardly ever been such a frantic search for new forms, such radical questioning of values previously taken for granted, such a craze among the youth of all nations for individual expression and a more dynamic way of life.
However, China's recent warp-speed urbanization requires a more dynamic and multi-level analysis that simultaneously models individual and geographic attributes.
"Much of our content doesn't push technology to its limits the way it could, or should," he said, suggesting educational content needs to be more dynamic, interactive and nonlinear – not to mention personalisable for individual children.
Researchers at Intel have developed laptop-based security software that adjusts to the way an individual uses the Internet, providing a more dynamic and personalized approach to detecting malicious activity.
Instead of a stage like pattern of response, the data showed coping was more dynamic, highly interactive and a unique journey for every individual.
