Out went fluidity, in came force, mass, effort (she was inspired by heaving furniture around her studio).
The data also demonstrates that there is some fluidity in income mobility at both the top and the bottom of the income tables.
In a way, she offered the best of both worlds: complete fluidity in the music's exotically winding, intricately melismatic lines, along with an entirely contemporary suppleness in both phrasing and dynamics.
(Godard had not yet hardened into doctrinaire anti-Americanism; there is a fluidity in his feelings about the United States, both pro and con).
For instance, fluidity in the case of water may be classified both as a primary property of water atoms and also as a secondary property reflecting a specific configuration of water atoms.
Some women express a sexual fluidity in that they can express their sexual energy to both men and women at different times in their lives and don't necessarily identify as bisexual.
With his flamboyance, rebelliousness and gender fluidity, in his own way, Young Thug carries on the legacies of both Iggy and Elton.
Stottlemyre's concerns were justified: Clemens appeared uncomfortable in the first innings, his delivery stiff, his body upright like a light pole, little fluidity in his movement.
Flavors differ daily, inspiring fluidity in the steadfast.
There is indeed some fluidity in sexuality over time, predominantly among women.
But their sense of freedom and fluidity in the upper body was impressive.
