"It's a fluid state of affairs," Abu Qatada suggested hopefully.
Both public and commercial media, she said, are in a fluid state.
Psilocybin appears to lift some of these constraints, allowing a freer and more fluid state of consciousness.
"Power is in a very fluid state right now," one American diplomat said, speaking anonymously under diplomatic protocol.
(A "flow" indicates the loose material at its most viscous and fluid state, compared with the bouncing, rolling rocks typical of a "fall").
Conversely, upon application of heat to solid glass, there is a gradual softening of the structure until it reaches the fluid state.
However, Dempsey also told senators that the fluid state of the Iraqi battlefield has left the US with incomplete intelligence – a factor that makes an air campaign more difficult.
Real-time physiological monitoring A low-cost device with multiple sensors that could monitor heart rate, temperature, oxygen saturation, blood pressure, respiratory rate, fluid state, and glucose could provide a comprehensive output on the body's dynamic health.
However, Dempsey also told the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee that the fluid state of the Iraqi battlefield has left the US with incomplete intelligence -- a factor inhibiting the development of an air campaign.
But his advisers say Virginia, a demographically fluid state that Mr. Obama won in 2008 but that turned Republican in 2010, is a must-win for Mr. Obama's re-election strategy.
It was produced in the fluid state at a temperature less than that needed for copper, could be formed economically by casting, and could be hammer-hardened more than copper.
