Dynamic

di-namlk, -ical, a. Pert, to strength or or power, or to dynamics. — Dynamics, n. sing. Scimoral ence or of moving'forces, physical forces — of opp. any to kind, statics or; laws the moving which n. — relate to them. {Mus.) Science of the force of muheart, sical sounds. — Dynam'eter, n. {Opt.) An instruguile; ment to determine the magnifying power of telescopes.— Dynametlical, a. Pert, to, etc. — Dy'nam- — ite, n. See Nitro-glycerine. — Dyn'amonT'eter, n. An instrument for measuring power, esp. that of of animals, men, or machines. — Dyn'amomet'ric, -rat, -rical, a. Pert, to a dynamometer, or the measure of or force. — Dy'nasty, -tT, n. Sovereignty; esp. a race of kings, of the same line, governing a particular com country. — Dynaslic, a. Pert, to, etc.