"Spinto" — the past participle of the Italian verb spingere, "to push" — describes roles that demand both the silvery fluidity of a lyric singer and the dark power of a dramatic one.
Even the props -- a health clinic in Sangatte, a home in Kabul, a telephone booth in Paris -- are wheeled on and off, creating both a fluidity of movement and a reminder that this is theater's version of reality.
Perhaps the great technical breakthrough this weekend, then, was the daring use of four Steadycams, large cameras strapped to the body of the operator that provided both visual fluidity and stunning close-ups.
We quantified this damage in terms of the impact on both membrane fluidity and membrane integrity.
These results confirm that exogenous SCFA challenge has a significant impact on both the fluidity and integrity of E. coli that was grown in the absence of SCFA.
Both local contexts and global fluidity, both entrenched power relations and opportunities for autonomy, and both subversion and transformation are acknowledged to be at play, sometimes within the same setting.
To increase the fluidity, both in terms of gameplay and visuals, there are three times as many animations as Fifa 2016, and the development team has reduced the number of first-touch errors.
In a way, she offered the best of both worlds: complete fluidity in the music's exotically winding, intricately melismatic lines, along with an entirely contemporary suppleness in both phrasing and dynamics.
The poll was taken at a moment of extreme fluidity, both in terms of the complicated negotiations in the House and the Senate as lawmakers and the administration sort out the substance and politics of competing proposals, and in the efforts by both sides to define the stakes of the health care debate for the public.
