dynamism

Teaching the view of the solar system that includes just eight static planets doesn’t do that dynamism justice.

The dynamism that makes America so strong might also be what makes it so unpredictable.

Its long history of political independence and cultural dynamism makes it one of the world’s most important stories—one too often overlooked outside Africa.

In the 18th century, the area saw the emergence of a new Palestine-based autonomous rule, spurred in part by the region’s commercial dynamism, especially its trade in cotton and grain.

I’m not sure that I’m comfortable making any sort of a list, but certainly there’s a lot to like about the dynamism in Las Vegas.

Dynamism is increasingly driven not by economies of scale but by competitively driven marginal improvements.

In the Church of England, as a Guardian profile outlined, his dynamism was atypical.

But if we accept the dynamism of capitalism that helps to generate so much wealth, we must also accept its volatility.

The traditional tweeds had a graphic edge, and modern textile innovations added a visual dynamism.

Which is to say, reducing the flexibility and dynamism of the economy.

I will allow myself to repeat here what I have said a hundred times elsewhere: The universe is a dynamism.

The universe is a great organism controlled by a dynamism of the psychical order.

The question at present resolves itself into this: Does this dynamism belong wholly to the experimenters?

Realism is not identical with materialism, and may even be definitely connected with the very opposite, dynamism or energism.

On the other hand, pure dynamism, now often called energism (and often spiritualism), is just as one-sided as pure materialism.