Sentence examples for a more fluid structure from inspiring English sources

We adopt Laudan's 'research tradition' terminology as research traditions have a more fluid structure than paradigms and Laudan allows for sharing of theoretical resources between research traditions.

Hunter-gatherer societies where play (both with rules and without) is used in social practices (religion, bargaining, children's education, etc)., show a more fluid, democratic structure and are more open to new incomers [10].

Therefore, one may propose a model in which TBX20-I121M adopts a more fluid tertiary structure leading to enhanced or dysregulated interactions with cofactors and target DNA sequences, and concomitant disruption of the cardiac gene regulatory network.

Now that companies have replaced rigid hierarchies with flatter, more fluid structures to promote agile ways of working, they have also made it harder for employees to chart a path for growth and advancement.

My personal explanation is that the grammar of art music, up to the 19th century, was somehow hard-wired to the male brain, and more fluid structures have in recent years enabled women.

Disruption of microtubules or actin filaments leads to a more fluid cytoplasm: both structures, but especially actin filaments, contribute to the elasticity of the intracellular cytoskeleton.

Future stagings, and they will come, should seek a more fluid response to the opera's tricky temporal structure.

People who prefer a fixed structure are probably better off as salaried employees, Ms. Pryce-Jones said, whereas entrepreneurs prefer a more fluid work environment.

It's a more fluid approach.

Our new paradigm will be much more fluid – and require a more fluid approach.

The greater scale and mobility create a more fluid experience.