Sentence examples for fluidity as the from inspiring English sources

B6 THE CARRIERS -- What weighs 97,000 tons and has as much demographic fluidity as the average American city?

"hello ladies and gentlemen and everyone in between" ruby rose gonna get this tattooed Rose defines gender fluidity as the feeling of not sitting at one end of the gender spectrum or the other.

Ted Huffman's production has a disturbing fluidity as the personae of the six singers merge and morph, though soprano Gweneth-Ann Rand is rapidly identified as the protagonist, while mezzo Lucy Schaufer emerges as the ambiguously motivated doctor, who may be a projection of Rand's psyche.

For all that Miley Cyrus's cropped hair and crotch-clutching and "I don't relate to being boy or girl" have inspired articles about gender fluidity as the new "in" thing, it's hard not to see Cyrus's "trailblazing" as derivative of David Bowie – a true icon in so many ways, not least in his defiant smashing of gender norms.

C16:0 showed a slight increase upon OD knockdown, which can be explained by assuming the absence of a requirement to increase this short FA for maintaining the physiological membrane fluidity, as the total unsaturated FAs remained near normal levels, even after 96 hours of RNAi.

The fluidity as well as the mechanical performance of treated cement can be significantly improved by combining Ca(NO3 2 with TIPA and saccharide.

The colorfully painted Fridas are portrayed by bare-chested men in flowing skirts, suggesting the artist's gender fluidity, as well as the inner strength belied by her frail body.

"Then I looked at Evan and said, 'My God, this is the most determined man I've ever seen.' " Weir may have had grace and fluidity, as well as the shorter, lighter body type favored by the skating aesthetic, but Lysacek was plucky.

The prodrug is seen to increase the fluidity as well as stabilize the bilayer phase of the membrane.

The experiments illustrated in Figure 2 and Figure 3 underscore the physiological integrity of our membranes as determined by their in vivo-like fluidity, as well as the ability to array these membranes at high density without causing mixing of contents among corrals.

Fibroblast/breast cancer cell co-cultures were set up to investigate the influence of NFs and CAFs on gene and protein expression of Stearoyl-CoA desaturase 1 (SCD1), the main enzyme regulating membrane fluidity, as well as on the protein level and activity of its transcription factor, the sterol regulatory element-binding protein 1 (SREBP1), in MCF-7 and MDA-MB-231 cells.