Sentence examples for fluid notion from inspiring English sources
We must remember of course that modernity is a fluid notion.
They subscribe to a fluid notion of race and seem perfectly willing to let people describe themselves racially any way they choose.
In other words, I'd like to explore the much more fluid notion of playful activity which emerges from computer-mediated or technologically-enhanced interactivity in general, rather than gameplay in particular.
They carried a very fluid notion of band-ness; they occupied the spaces between the styles they borrowed from (Middle Eastern or North African music, punk, psychedelic rock, folk, free jazz).
This fluid notion of what constitutes diversity has been addressed by researchers using a range of conceptualisations.
In doing the notion of bio-object captures the hybridity of cord blood and connects it to this more fluid notion of the blood economy.
For more and more of the earth's humans, the concept of home is a fluid notion--and the maps that guide us through that fluidity illustrate and define how we navigate amongst our many simultaneous habitations.
He taught a class on realism last fall at Johns Hopkins University (where he is on the faculty in the film and media program), and the movies on his syllabus — Robert Flaherty's ethnographic landmark "Nanook of the North," the exalted parables of Robert Bresson, the raw-nerved dramas of John Cassavetes — add up to a fluid, expansive notion of cinematic realism.
In the absence of studies demonstrating the existence of an acid base imbalance in the extracellular fluid, the notion of a 'latent' metabolic acidosis state has been put forward.
(A friend of mine who's both a DJ and a law student is currently doing dissertation research in Jamaica looking at the "fluid" – a euphemism – notion of copyright in dancehall culture).
Helmholtz achieved a staggering number of scientific results, including the formulation of energy conservation, the vortex equations for fluid dynamics, the notion of free energy in thermodynamics, and the invention of the ophthalmoscope.
