Sentence examples for apparently fluid from inspiring English sources

Slipstream is inspired by the aerodynamic path of a stunt plane and it's an apparently fluid, 78-metre, 77-ton "whale" of riveted aluminium that's emerged from the imagination of its creator, Richard Wilson.

I ask whether there was really as little jealousy in these intense but apparently fluid friendships and relationships as the book – along with very many other accounts of them – imply.

Just as they struggled to lift the chair over the banister, a thick, black liquid began dripping from the chair -- apparently hydraulic fluid leftover from the Chrysler Building shop.

Apparently, the fluid velocity can affect the biofilm structure, which in turn determines the biofilm adhesive strength.

But as we've seen, the companies' rules for what is and isn't allowed are apparently rather fluid, and of course with millions or billions of pieces of content to inspect or filter, there are innumerable cracks through which troublesome content can slip.

The camera goes over, there are two chairs one has a jar apparently with fluid.

The only variable apparently indicating fluid responsiveness was LVEDA index, the baseline value of which was weakly correlated with percentage change in SVITD (r2 = 0.38; P < 0.01).

Furthermore, during apparently ineffective fluid loading (that is, without significant changes in systemic haemodynamics), VE also leads to a significant improvement in the StO2 recovery slope.

Although simulated [ 103] and actual hypovolaemia [ 101] in healthy human volunteers showed that splanchnic vasoconstriction exists beyond the period of restoration of normal systemic haemodynamics after apparently adequate fluid resuscitation, the importance of the duration of such insults remains unclear.

The vehicle of infection was apparently body fluids, such as e.g. saliva and lacrimal fluid containing parasite tachyzoites, which might invade another reindeer via mucosal membranes.

The website has proved controversial because many experts consider "basic standards" to be too basic; what counts as being qualified in this area is apparently a somewhat fluid concept.