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dynamization

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dynamization
a strategy for promoting bone healing in fractures by allowing some movement or compressive loading.
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The Author starts with the traditional Western notion of sovereignty and its dynamization via the principle of self-determination, cabined by the exclusionary concepts of terra nullius and uti possidetis.
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This is referred to this alleged increase in potency by vigorous shaking as dynamization.
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The spacio-temporal axis facilitates mis(communication) and dynamization of discursive phenomena which, in turn, accelerate dynamic changes in actors' cognitive-affective-conative systems.
Interactional Pragmatics: towards a theory of performance. ... by Kopytko, Roman / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies
 
 
 
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