Sentence examples for appropriate fluidity of from inspiring English sources

Adaptive changes in the composition of membrane phospholipids that aid to preserve appropriate fluidity of the cell membrane under changing temperatures or during dehydration is a common phenomenon in ectothermic animals, known as "homeoviscous adaptation" or "homeophasic adaptation" (Hazel and Williams, 1990; Kostal, 2010).

But there was another element as well, more appropriate to Chopin than to Bach: a fluidity of tempo that preserved the broader lilt of these pieces but conveyed a sense of almost improvisatory freedom.

There's real fluidity of movement".

This characterization is appropriate in only two ways: (1) both sides had given up trying to unify Korea by force; and (2) the movement of armies on the ground never again matched the fluidity of the war's first year.

Then there's the fluidity of the labour market.

Ella Fitzgerald phrased her scat with the fluidity of a saxophone.

They shift and change with the fluidity of the times.

Eros is mysterious, especially amidst the fluidity of early adolescence.

I was shocked by the fluidity of this dance.

Oltermann subtly explores the fluidity of national stereotypes.

boss, Vince McMahon, suggests the fluidity of pop culture and politics.