Rather, you will see the contents within a fixed and immobile region of the bank – roughly the size of the waterfall you were staring at previously – losing their normal solidity and becoming fluid-like.
Furthermore, the boundaries between the natural sciences and the social sciences and humanities are becoming increasingly fluid as research at the frontiers of knowledge becomes increasingly inter- and multidisciplinary".
Career paths are becoming similarly fluid, with many following a zigzag rather than a straight path.
It does suggest, however, that our approach to religious and spiritual beliefs is becoming more fluid, more flexible and less set in stone.
Firms continue to dismantle the vertical integration they have built up over the decades, outsourcing more and more tasks, and becoming more fluid, borderless organisations.
Manchester Art Gallery, to 5 Jun RC New York-based online collective DIS are among a growing breed of practitioners, often found in today's cooler galleries, who prove that the definition of "an artist" is becoming increasingly fluid.
AT a time when the world's cultural borders are becoming increasingly fluid, artists are finding they no longer have to depend on a single market for reputations and livelihoods.
By the early 1960s, while Bernard Leach was producing some of his best pots, depending increasingly on Marshall to make the basic shapes, Marshall's personal work was becoming more fluid and assured.
But as the patrol expands and tries to raise falling arrest numbers, critics say, the concept of the border is becoming more fluid, eroding Constitutional limits on search and seizure.
