dynamics

A dynamic (Greek feminine noun adjective δυναμική , dynamiké , "mighty", this from δύναμις , dýnamis , each ancient Greek pronunciation, "force") stands for:

• Dynamics (physics) , the branch of mechanics that deals with the effect of forces
• Technical mechanics , the branch of engineering that deals with the dynamics of solids
  • Structural dynamics
  • Vehicle dynamics
  • Rotor dynamics
  • Machine dynamics
• Dynamics (music) , the gradations of different tone strengths, the relationships between soft and loud tones
• the change and development of dynamic systems
• Dynamics (insurance) , the regular increase in insurance
• Dynamic range , the quotient of the highest and lowest value in areas such as acoustics, sound engineering or computer graphics
• Psychodynamics describes the interplay of relationship patterns, internal conflict constellations and structural conditions in a person
• Dynamics of the development of an individual from learning and maturing (growth), see: Developmental Psychology

The adjective dynamic describes:

• Effect of physical forces
• the dynamic time used in astronomy
• the spirited - or energetic nature of a person
• Dynamic content - extended content in web pages and other files, see Active content
• Dynamic typing - changeable variables in programming languages

See also:

• Dynamic Airways
• dynamo

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