“... of many denominations in Christianity, Trinity was mostly defined in terms of static and substantial...”
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“...The quasi-static and dynamic force transfer characteristics of an asymmetric tapered leafspring...”
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“... relationships and especially an escape in language. Secondly, critical remarks on the absence of a dynamic...”
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“... debate and theological education as it investigates the ahistorical/static and dynamic/fluid theological...”
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“... events in the static Feminine, which lead to a gross overemphasis of the Masculine in its dynamic...”
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“... of a broader reflection. Membership not only describes a static and geographic relationship, it can...”
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“... (— like, resembling, the same) and stasis (— standing, static). It denotes a condition of dynamic...”
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“... only one level of squares. The multidimensional analysis of the relief-mapping function of the static...”
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“... is not reductionist, but rather pluralistic. Canon in the canon can no longer be a reductionist and static choice from...”
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“..., the ramifications of extremely static and rigorous as well as of extremely fluid and dynamic approaches...”
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“..., these must require qualification, especially in the light of a dynamic rather than a static world. Both...”
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“... stranger ( ; ). The legal traditions of the OT are rather static and categorical regarding...”
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“...; תּוֹשָׁב). The legal traditions of the OT are rather static and categorical regarding the differentiation...”

“... of the material namely; microstructure, tensile tests (at quasi static and high strain rates), hardness and lead...”
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“... of the material namely; microstructure, tensile tests (at quasi static and high strain rates), hardness and lead...”
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“... against an earlier, static view that focused on the church as an institution, and more specifically...”
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