After the withdrawn works written in the 1920s and early 1930s, analysts generally divide Tippett's mature compositional career into three main phases, with fairly fluid boundaries and some internal subdivision in each main period.
Britain has almost no restrictions on whether foreigners can own real estate, and a fairly fluid rental market, which is attractive to buyers seeking income from their properties.
Though a departure from the music videos and films that made him famous, including The Science of Sleep (2006) and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004), illustration is a fairly fluid extention of Gondry's creativity, and a major means of self-expression--in some ways perhaps more organic than the written word.
"Tapping and launching apps feels fairly fluid, initializing the camera is as fast as the world's leading tablets, and there is no noticeable lag when playing games I'm familiar with, like 'Angry Birds.' " But there is a hitch.
"It's just the back of the computer and a bookcase, after all, and when you're self-employed it's less important to have strict boundaries between work and home – it can be beneficial to keep the two fairly fluid".
The field is thus fairly fluid as it continues to come into its own, which readers should celebrate and not bemoan because of the variety of perspectives on the Chinese tradition on offer, all based on solid scholarly work from one discipline or another.
Second, the units and work groups of the adhocracy in which experts operate are fairly fluid.
Broad, gradually sloping flanks and the presence of numerous long flows and lava channels identify Olympus Mons as a shield volcano and suggest that it was built up from eruptions largely of fairly fluid basaltic lava.
Like a lot of people, I have a fairly fluid system of personal beliefs.
Racial boundaries that had once been fairly fluid became increasingly rigid.
