dynamics [daɪˈnæmɪks] SUST.
1. dynamics FÍS.:
- dynamics
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- dynamics (development)
- разви́тие nt
2. dynamics MÚS. (alterations of volume):
- dynamics
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group dynamics SUST. pl
- group dynamics
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These patterns allow for group dynamics to operate and ideas to be diffused throughout the group. 1.
en.wikipedia.org He was one of the first to study and write about group dynamics and organizational development.
en.wikipedia.org I recommend this book for classes in organizations, sociology of religion, psychology of religion, group dynamics and related subjects.
en.wikipedia.org Group dynamics are authoritarian, with the relationship between the teacher and the children more important than the relationships between the children.
en.wikipedia.org For any theory considered, these data determine the stage the renormalization group dynamics takes place on, the so-called theory space.
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