Gutai's paintings project a dynamism and playfulness that is little known or appreciated in this country.
The breadth of the winning projects illustrates the dynamism of the fast-expanding field of humanitarian design, and the speed with which the design process is evolving.
Special attention is paid to Hamburg as a foreign trade hub and a Cold War intelligence headquarters of the West, projecting its commercial dynamism eastward also through maritime channels.
With Indian athletes having secured 38 gold medals, its best haul ever, and pushed England into third place, the 19th Games ended with a noisy celebration, with the host country seeking to project its energy and dynamism.
The dynamism of the project has been a driving force behind the regeneration of what had become a rundown - and occasionally feared - barrio.
The flowing, organic images in Jamie MacLeod's bold works frequently use morphing, mutating cartoonlike figures as a cast of characters and project a great deal of dynamism.
Mr. Whitaker said in an interview last week that he was drawn to the project largely because of the dynamism of Mr. Booker, who is part of a wave of young African-American political leaders.
Renovating the European project by bringing a new dynamism to a fading dream is the only way to secure a critical role for the West in a post-American world in the throes transition.
With a growing split of the Cuban-American vote between its historically Republican and ascendant Democratic camps and with its large populations of Dominicans, Puerto Ricans and other Democrat-leaning Latino subgroups, Miami provided the perfect venue from which to project and broadcast the ascent, dynamism and complexity of Latino power.
But let's juxtapose it with your book your book Bold Endeavors, in which you go through some bold and, for those times, costly projects that contributed to the dynamism of the American economy and compare that to what they're doing here on this stimulus plan.
