"Science is less dynamic than business," declared Berezovsky, who saw the opportunities faster than most.
The American labour market may be less dynamic than it was, but it is still more dynamic than Europe's.
The U.S. economy may still be more dynamic than most, but it's less dynamic than it used to be.
Mr. Ruehl noted that the ranking of Russia's top 200 companies had hardly changed since 1998 -- an indication, he said, that business here might be less dynamic than the crowded shops might otherwise indicate.
It's hard to think of things that are less dynamic than the production of a digital city-events guide, which is why Mark Mangan came to work one day with a hand-held Chinese gong.
Kaushik Basu, the bank's chief economist, said: "The global economy is still struggling to gain momentum as many high-income countries continue to grapple with the legacies of the global financial crisis and emerging economies are less dynamic than in the past".
Today, glassmaking faces a technological upheaval that offers a reminder that "it is a mistake to assume that older technologies are less dynamic than new ones," says David Edgerton, a historian at Imperial College in London and the author of "The Shock of the Old," a history of the evolution of pre-electronic technologies in the 20th century.
Around the World: Samoa Skips Friday An investor defends his decision to abandon setting up a start-up fund in Chile: "The Chilean society is less dynamic than Asia or the U.S.; a handful of monopolistic families control the country, and won't move.
These findings show that although the repaired meniscus is less dynamic than the intact, suture repair helps restore the loading response of the tissue and prevents harmful separation of the edges of the tear during stance phase.
Regarding deformation, the repaired meniscus proved to be less dynamic than the intact state, as there was no superior bulging that occurred across meniscus fibers in the toe-off phase.
