Sentence examples for considerable fluidity from inspiring English sources

Between the top and bottom rungs there was considerable fluidity.

Yet despite the statements in the texts on dharma, there was considerable fluidity in the status of the castes.

In each case, there is considerable fluidity and easy diffusion between the layers is possible though their viscosities are much higher than nematic phases [55, 57].

Indeed, bio-objects like UCB can be '… characterised as having considerable fluidity and mobility across different socio-technical domains' (Webster 2012: 3).

These genomes display considerable fluidity in overall structure, gene content, and gene order.

Research has documented considerable fluidity in the development and expression of sexual orientation, particularly among young women (Diamond, 2005, 2007; Diamond & Butterworth, 2008).

It is staged, as "Coram Boy" was, with considerable liveliness and fluidity.

"Every tribe had their own word for it, but there was a considerable amount of gender fluidity".

In its belated, recast New York incarnation, the show has yet to achieve that same compelling fluidity, but it retains considerable charm.

Because of its relative strength in the thinly populated outer islands, Golkar could manage to control the appointment of over half the regional representatives, giving it considerable clout when the assembly elects a president.Yet the fluidity of Indonesian politics means nothing is certain.

Since then, on-loan forward Victor Moses has joined from Chelsea and has also come into the reckoning to add to Liverpool's considerable options and Rodgers is known to allow his front players the fluidity of movement to express themselves.