Sentence examples for fluid and flexible from inspiring English sources
These and other new technologies have enabled the outsourcing and offshoring of production, ever greater capital mobility, and make corporations more fluid and flexible.
Having stripped the bungalow right back, underfloor heating was coated in a low-maintenance polished concrete finish and the layout kept as fluid and flexible as possible.
Some years ago it was all the rage to talk about the "personal transferable skills" a university education should provide in the fast-moving, fluid and flexible new world of work.
The verse rhythms are fluid and flexible, allowing for passages of lyric song, and the language is pithy and vivid: I shan't soon forget Clytemnestra's dismissal of the hated Cassandra as "this sour-faced slut who sucked the sailors raw".
He and his glam-rock contemporary Marc Bolan probably did more than anyone to introduce androgyny into the mainstream, as well as the idea that sexuality could be far more fluid and flexible than we had been taught.
Border scholars argue that making borders is the essential modern gesture: ancient empires and medieval states had fluid and flexible borders, or none at all, and people lived and thrived in what were in every sense gray areas.
Much of his work elaborated on theirs, developing the mechanics of heavenly bodies, fluids, and flexible and elastic media.
Mr. Bury's opulent setting was fluid, beautiful and flexible, allowing for many changes of scene.
Motian also didn't see a drummer's role as laying down a metronomic groove, but as a fluid and rhythmically flexible conversation with partners – a skill he began honing back in his Bill Evans days.
Based on the multi-material Arbitrary Lagrange Euler method, the coupling dynamic model between a viscous compressible fluid and a flexible large deformation structure of the parachute is solved.
However, as shown by Förster et al. [10] and Causin et al. [6], a staggered coupling Dirichlet Neumann scheme that couples an incompressible fluid and a flexible structure is not unconditionally stable known as the artificial added mass effect.
