For discussion, see Burns, Dynamism in the Cosmology of Christian Wolff, pp. 43 & 51.
For a brief discussion of this aspect of Wolff's thought, see Burns, Dynamism in the Cosmology of Christian Wolff, pp. 28-29.
He sees this as valuable dynamism, proof of the life of the city, and that what needs to happen is that a practical compromise can be found between the aims and requirements of people with wildly different viewpoints that respects tradition but can allow for disruptive innovation.
Across the continent now, I see determination and dynamism in equal measure.
Rhamouni said he saw a new "dynamism and plurality in Tunisian society", which gave him hope.
Instantly there was new energy and dynamism seeing Liverpool move from the middle of the table to a respectable sixth-place finish.
Emerging-market consumers have been outspending the Americans since 2007; by last year their share of global consumption had gone up to 34% against America's 27% (see chart 4 .This dynamism shows no signs of waning.
In other words, in the traditional fields of science there's no indication of the kind of dynamism seen in the computer science data; there is no evidence that post-baccalaureate job opportunities have stolen away potential graduate students, in any of the traditional scientific fields, at any point between 2000 and 2011 (the last year covered by the latest NSF data).
Weary of more conventional methods of campaigning, its young organizers hope to inspire a new generation of feminists with the same dynamism that saw the original suffragettes chain themselves to railings to secure the vote.
"I am looking forward to seeing him bring his dynamism to Bath Rugby and would like to thank him for contribution to England Sevens," added Amor.
