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Dynamic Languages: Programming languages such as PHP or ASP which build web pages on the fly upon request.

First Law Of Thermodynamics (Conservation): Energy is neither created nor destroyed, it changes from one form to another.

Group Dynamics: The social manner in which people interact with each other within a group.

Dynamics: When used in music, refers to the varying degree of loudness and softness in a musical performance.

Dynamic Weights: In the old days, before the advent of modern core design in balls, the center of the ball was, more or less, symmetrical. In today's high tech computer designed ball cores and multiple cores . . . View Full Definition

Dynamic Spinal Therapy: Dynamic spinal therapy was developed by Rolf Ott in Rapperswil, Switzerland, in the 1980s. The technique works with the body’s posture and energetic (acupuncture) system and consists of thre . . . View Full Definition

Dynamic URL: A Web site that is database driven can produce dynamic URLs. Or a URL of a Web site that is produced by running a script can be considered to be a dynamic URL. For instance, if you visit a W . . . View Full Definition

Human Energy Dynamics: This therapy, though similar to reiki, uses the English language instead of symbols. It involves setting up and normalizing polarities, as well as bringing universal energy into structures o . . . View Full Definition

Population Dynamics: The study of the factors that affect the growth, stability, and decline of populations, as well as the interactions of those factors.

Thermodynamic Equilibrium: A system is at thermodynamic equilibrium if the energy it gains from its surroundings is exactly balanced by the energy it loses, no matter how much time is allowed to pass.