Sentence examples for a fluid spectrum from inspiring English sources

Transgender and gender-expansive identities are the subject of growing attention and (often sensationalist) interest in the media as well as in the healthcare field, yet there exists a dearth of legitimate academic courses, research and writing that reflect and explore gender identity and expression as a fluid spectrum rather than a fixed binary.

When we cast all that fear aside, it's easier to see that it's okay to fall on a fluid spectrum of sexuality.

In an era when sexuality is increasingly understood to be a fluid spectrum, why must we assume that any non-oppressive society must have its fair share of "out-of-the-closet" homosexuals?

Although CaCO3 spectra have a peak at c. 1100 cm−1 (ν1), this is generally a relatively small peak whereas the milky fluid spectrum (but not the granule) has a significant peak here that could be due to sugars [62].

There is also a shoulder on the high wavenumber side of the ν3 peak in the milky fluid spectrum that may correspond to a peak at c. 1560 cm−1 that Gago-Duport et al. [38] attribute to sugars and carboxyl groups.

It reveals his deeply American affinity for space and exuberant athleticism, marvelously complicated by a camp sensibility that suggests a fluid, unapologetic spectrum of sexuality.

Finally there is a distinct peak at c. 2900 cm-1 in the milky fluid spectrum (Figure 2b) indicating the presence of lipids [62].

"We have gone past gay, lesbian and bisexual and we're now into gender fluid spectrum".

They do comprise the 780, 810, and 900 cm−1 bands also seen in spectra of fluids, but in addition, there is a band near 1100 cm−1 not seen in the fluid spectra.

Only infrared absorption spectra of fluid spectra are, therefore, reported.

Addition of SiO2 (ZrO2-SiO2-NaOH-H2O) results in FWHH that may be slightly narrower than without SiO2 and up to >40 cm−1 narrower than in fluid spectra from the SiO2-free ZrO2-NaOH-H2O system (Fig. 3).