A man of the center-left, he is a classic
dynamist: a genuine liberal who appreciates the power of inventions and institutions that emerge from the bottom up.
"I was able to clearly see the exhaust plume, nozzle and the nozzle fabric go through its gimbaling patterns, which is an expected condition, but usually unobservable in slow motion or normal playback rates," Howard Conyers, a structural
dynamist at Stennis, said in the statement.
Nietzsche's existentialist philosophy, for example, as he developed it in his first book, The Birth of Tragedy, presents a dualism between
dynamist and stablist tendencies.
Pool's paradigm and prescriptions were rooted in what Postrel, reason's editor from 1989 to 2000, defined as a "
dynamist" worldview.
Justus Gunther Grassmann and
Dynamist Maturphilosophie" in: G.
The religion of most Balinese pertained to a prehistoric--'animist' or '
dynamist'--conception of the world.
(5) In the case of
dynamist rules they protect criticism, competition and feedback, they allow the freedom to challenge established ideas and the freedom to offer alternatives.
ANEURISM, BIKEWAYS, CHAIRMEN,
DYNAMIST, ENRAVISH, FRANCIUM, GERANIUM, HOMER1AN, ICKENHAM (London, England), JURYMAST, KNOWABLE, LUKEWARM, MACHINED, NUMERACY, OVERWALK, PEAKYISH, QUIREMAN, RAVENISH, SEMINARY, TYMPANIC, UNWALKED, VANISHER, WAVERING, XANTHISM (Sted.), YCHAINED, ZANYSHIP
Following a link on libertarian blogger Virginia Postrel's site (
Dynamist.com), Beam found what he thought was a good example of "bizarre" blogging in Norwegian blogger Bjorn Staerk's (www.bearstrong.net) "left-wing raving." Unfortunately, free-marketeer Staerk's left-wing raving that day was a pretty obvious (at least to bloggers) April Fools' joke, complete with a link to a North Korean press agency.