The account of their travels together is a captivating portrait of the dynamic, perpetually incandescent American and the Romanian, heavy with doubts about going back.
Tiny things are actually dynamic and perpetually changing.
The saving corollary, though, is that literature is dynamic and perpetually in debate with itself and the times.
In the neoliberal fantasy of individualism, everyone was supposed to be an entrepreneur, retraining and repackaging themselves in a dynamic economy, perpetually alert to the latter's technological revolutions.
This presents a paradoxical challenge for governance in the digital age: The more dynamic a perpetually innovating knowledge-driven economy, the more robust a redefined safety net and opportunity web must be to cope with the steady disruption and gaps in wealth and power that will result.
Keep your site "dynamic", ever-changing and perpetually evolving.
As a highly dynamic organelle in eukaryotic cells, mitochondria perpetually divide, fuse, and move in response to ever-changing physiological demand of the cells (Youle and Van Der Bliek 2012).
This is a subtle and ingenious variation on the princely spider – an interpretation that makes him a perpetually disturbed and excluded adolescent – but it does not bring dynamic menace to the evening, and that is crucial for one of Shakespeare's most exciting plays.
While his current work includes the developing Human Civilization series, a seeming graveyard dedicated to the memories of CPUs past, as well as releases from his own Begin Records, we're consistently keeping an eye on Computers Club, and looking perpetually forward to more work from Wood, in his own, dynamic, evolutionary way.
The unpredictable dynamic between Richards and Jagger means that, like the children of perpetually squabbling parents, Ronnie Wood and Charlie Watts have tended to get caught in the middle.
