Sentence examples for fluidity and it from inspiring English sources
BEN ROTHENBERG SOCCER Soccer is a game built on its fluidity, and it therefore has always seemed to have the most to lose if it were to implement play-interrupting technology.
"It has fluidity, and it's really about having honest reactions to almost torturous events, like someone shaking your bones or tossing you against the wall or trying to strangle you.
Furthermore, the immunogenicity of liposomes is inversely proportional to membrane fluidity, and it has been specifically shown that inclusion of cholesterol or high- TM lipid in liposome vaccine formulations increases immunogenicity.
Using the legs and feet gives the motion much more fluidity, and it also places less strain on the knees.
But even if attention is not necessary for intentional action, it is plausible that paradigmatic skilled intentional action displays the fluidity and flexibility it does in part because skilled agents know how to attend to their environments and how to utilize the deliverances of attention as they act.
In a new exhibition, "From Mobutu to Beyoncé," at the Bronx Documentary Center, portraits by the Montreal-born and Paris-based photographer Émilie Régnier present leopard-skin print and fur as seen on women and men in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gabon, Senegal, South Africa, France, Texas, and New York, testing the pattern's fluidity, and translating it across cultures.
"We haven't played great - in terms of footballing fluidity and cohesion it's probably the worst we've played.
Several months earlier, Styles had already underscored his sexual ambiguity (or fluidity?) and sealed it with a kiss -- right on British game-show host James Corden's mouth.
On the other hand, because hegemonic masculinity is a concept that accommodates fluidity and dynamism, it is not easy to identify stasis or movement.
We followed this movement: its fluidity and abruptness, its locations and delineations, its crossings and stoppages, the materials it touches upon, and the boundaries it traces and transgresses.
Against this are set Lavinia's thoughts about fluidity and the forms it takes in rain and dew, speculations coming close to the obsessive -- it was raining on the day in her distant childhood when she lost her brother.
