Sentence examples for fluid term from inspiring English sources

"I was up for gender being a pretty fluid term from how I grew up.

Open policymaking is still a fluid term, but it creates opportunities to further strengthen the provision of good science in government.

Moderate seems to be a very fluid term when it comes to offshoots of al-Qaida and whatnot, and moderate groups vary from outfits such as Nuclear Allahcaust, who despise the west, and more reasonable elements such as the Al-Jihadi Infidel Soul Harvest, who despise the east, because if you travel east for long enough, you reach the west.

One of the Macedonians seemingly sees the border in just as fluid terms as the migrants, and goes to drink from a tap on the Greek side.

The tangling of the field lines can also result in an increase or decrease of dissipation of the magnetic field, resulting in an increase or decrease of the effective resistivity of the fluid (termed the β effect) (Steenbeck et al. 1966; Krause and Rädler 1980).

The luminal surface of airway epithelia is covered by a thin layer of fluid, termed the airway surface liquid (ASL) [5], and is normally sterile despite frequent exposure to bacteria, fungi and viruses.

Fluid terms align with the Australian Standardised Labels and Definitions.

The antrum of the developing follicle is filled with fluid (termed follicular fluid) which is a select ultrafiltrate of plasma that has been modified by secretion and uptake of specific components by the cells within the follicle itself [ 1, 2].

2 The observation of an abnormal karyotype (aneuploidy) in the placenta at CVS or pathologic exam with a normal fetal karyotype in the amniotic fluid (termed confined placental mosaicism) is now recognized as a risk factor for UPD.

Recent advances in nanotechnology have allowed development of a new category of fluids termed nanofluids[1].

These particles when suspended in common heat transfer fluids, produce the new category of fluids termed nanofluids.