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dynamic

[dahy-nam-ik] / daɪˈnæm ɪk /


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Next year's political gatherings are expected to be more dynamic, with the Communist Party's 21st Congress -- a stage for cabinet and military leadership changes -- scheduled for late 2027.

From Barron's

Wayve’s AI driving technology is designed to learn from real-world data, supporting services in dynamic urban environments like Tokyo, known for its complex road layouts and high safety standards, they said.

From The Wall Street Journal

"When a grocer is faced with those sorts of pricing dynamics in an industry that has razor-thin margins, it makes it incredibly difficult to compete - and it contributes to closures," Van Dyck says.

From BBC

Their miserable dynamic is compelling but overall comes off like a plot point Tuason stuffed in his pocket and never got around to using.

From Los Angeles Times

Starboard sees opportunities to lower per-unit costs by optimizing the company’s car reconditioning process, and to maintain sales volume through more dynamic pricing.

From Barron's