When the dancers sit down, legs twisted like pretzels, the piece shifts dynamic gear.
The opening Prélude is based on a dark-hued chromatic theme with shifting dynamic contrasts.
Except that our memory of formative events is a shifting, dynamic process: a matter of some fact and quite a lot of reshaping to fit our current circumstances.
Mr. Ferrer alluded to the shifting dynamic yesterday morning as he accepted the support of 15 ministers standing at the Salem United Methodist Church in Harlem yesterday.
But most devastating illnesses, among them diabetes, autism, Alzheimer's, and cancer, are almost always the result of a constantly shifting dynamic that can include hundreds of genes.
It's a shifting dynamic where you show how you approach things, see what they bring, observe how they react to your physical gestures".
Signaling a new level of intensity and a shifting dynamic in the campaign in the final days before the first votes here and in New Hampshire, the advertising wave included the first commercials to mention Senators John Kerry, John Edwards and Joseph I. Lieberman and Gen. Wesley K. Clark critically by name.
From Florence Lawrence to Sandra Bullock, from mysterious idol of silent cinema to relatable figure of screen and tabloid, "Gods Like Us" traces the shifting dynamic between movie star and audience.
Douglas Muzzio, a professor of public affairs at Baruch College, said that Ms. Quinn's turn to a more aggressive approach was understandable given the shifting dynamic and the advancing calendar.
And Mr. Parker, of Barclays Capital, suggested that cross-border deals, which represented 35 percent of mergers this year, point to a shifting dynamic in the marketplace that might be less dependent on the health of the United States economy.
The campaign's decision to lash into Mr. Thompson, coming after a month in which he reported strong fund-raising and picked up several key endorsements, seemed to indicate a shifting dynamic in the race.
