David then laid out a process for reshaping group dynamics.
She is now writing her dissertation on Chinese efforts to build low-carbon cities with a focus on the role of the climate discourse in reshaping the dynamics and norms of urban development practices.
Change.gov is the first step in a long road of reshaping the dynamics of politics and communication with voters.
But the allegations — and the reactions to them — have the potential to reshape the dynamics of the Republican presidential contest.
That's because the invasion of Iraq has completely reshaped the dynamics of the region, making Iran the new political power in the Middle East.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Not long ago, judges and journalists were clearly on the same team in Pakistan, reveling in a shared crusade to expose the corrupt, hold the powerful to account and reshape the dynamics of a fragile democracy.
Clinton's saga is only one part of the story of how a great fear of crime and a powerful passion to punish have reshaped the dynamics of American elections and, ultimately, the administration of government at the federal and state levels during the last thirty years.
Ironically, it was the indirect impact of post-Mao government policies, which encouraged urban-rural income inequality, increased the economic power of the younger generation, and so lead to a decline of parental power (Jing 2004; Miller 2004; Yan 2003) and reshaped intergenerational dynamics.
Charter school founder Steve Barr on Monday filed papers to run for Los Angeles mayor, launching a long-shot candidacy that could reshape the dynamics of incumbent Mayor Eric Garcetti's reelection bid by drawing voters' attention to the city's struggling school system.
In another study, Bashor et al. [ 27] constructed a synthetic scaffold protein device to systematically reshape response dynamics of the yeast mating MAPK (mitogen-activated protein kinase) pathway.
The ensuing directional selection may reshape trophic dynamics, leading to adaptive modifications of a focal organism's foraging strategies or resource allocation rules (see below).
