The response surface models for the fluidity characteristics are discussed in "Statistical models and discussion", together with detailed interpretations.
In our previous work we have shown that the interaction of nanosized liposomes, made of cancerostatic alkylphospholipid [ 3] and cholesterol, with breast cancer cells depends critically on liposome membrane composition and membrane fluidity characteristics [ 4].
Consequently, the supported membranes described in this study display a level of fluidity more characteristic of the in vivo environment, a property likely to be critical for numerous cell biological events.
Through this widespread journey, viewers are invited to explore and question materiality, fluidity, and temporality, shared characteristics of both the internet and water.
The fluidity of boundaries characteristic of relations of descent raises important questions as to the status of man or of culture in relation to nature.
The most extreme form of the fluidity that is characteristic of monsters is the Protean figure who can change into any form or combination of forms at will.
Altogether, the work seems to be evidence less of arrested momentum than of experimental shifts in direction that left the fundamental characteristics of Warhol's art intact: fluidity, unmoored categories, a maddeningly disruptive relativism.
Contemporary sociological work reveals both the fluidity of gender, sexuality, race, ethnicity, and other characteristics of identity, while it also examines the boundaries that society creates, negotiates, and enforces surrounding identity.
In his preface to the collection the Irish-born, New York-based novelist Colum McCann argues that two important characteristics of contemporary European fiction are "the fluidity of movement from one country to another" and "a refusal to be bordered".
