In his work for the second couple (Nadezhda Vostrikov and Fidel Garcia), the fluidity plays against a staccato roughness, an intriguing contrast to the serene church voices of Rachmaninoff's "Vespers".
But the skill in editing is more nuanced, you have to work with performances and balance emotion against fluidity and tone of a story.
Extensive studies have been carried out to determine the factors that affect their rheological properties, such as additive types, temperature, and particle-size distribution (PSD), in order to obtain slurries with high-solid concentration, good fluidity, and sufficient stability against sedimentation of the solid particles (Goudoulas et al. 2010; Zhan et al. 2010; Gao et al. 2010, 2012).
Hein says she and Seng played "the rigidity of the mortar grid against the fluidity of the Jell-O," which isn't a good material for any artist looking for stability, consistency or perfection.
And millennials, it bears mentioning, are no slouch when it comes to dismantling hard-line conceptions of sexuality; when an actor like Josh Hutcherson loudly declares himself to be "mostly straight" in the press, he goes a long way in dismantling stigma against sexual fluidity.
Henry James warned novelists against the "terrible fluidity" of first-person narration.
Cook isn't the most dynamic runner, but he proved last season to have just enough fluidity to capitalize when matched against linebackers or lower-tier safeties.
This type of modulation in membrane fluidity serves as a protection against harsh temperatures.
Furthermore, mitochondria undergo changes in membrane dynamics, exemplified by the decrease in membrane fluidity to protect cancer cells against the induction of programmed cell death triggered by the immune system or by metabolic or xenobiotic stresses.
For example, activity of the reconstituted sugar transporter of the human erythrocyte increases with magnitude of surface charge in a manner suggesting it protects the catalytic domain against changes in membrane fluidity [ 96].
