Sentence examples for fluidity of living from inspiring English sources
Membrane fluidity of living brain endothelial cells was determined by the measurement of fluorescence anisotropy of the cationic membrane probe TMA-DPH.
A satisfactory fluidity allows ssBLMs to reorganize upon interaction with external perturbations, mimicking the functionality of living cell membranes, in which the lateral mobility of lipids is of the order of 10−8-10−9 cms−1 [ 2, 3].
With a background in dance and street performance, Esocoff imagines a new way of living, where architecture and the cities it constructs move with the fluidity and grace of a dancer .
The degree, in music production, has required him to focus on a precise grasp of his craft, something that is reflected in the patient fluidity of his live set, and his increasingly orchestral ambitions.
The sexual fluidity of the '70s was short lived and today, surprisingly narrow gender constructions exist and are imposed upon children.
She highlights the close connections between actors and the communities in which they lived and the fluidity of the early seventeenth century theatre world, as players regularly moved between companies.
Δ9-stearyl-CoA desaturases are primordial enzymes regulating the level of unsaturated fatty-acid biosynthesis and thereby allowing living organisms to maintain the physical structure and fluidity of membrane lipid bilayers [ 42- 44].
Black America is quite familiar with the complex fluidity of racial and ethnic identity within our families, because we live most directly with the legacy of four centuries of intergenerational chattel slavery in the United States.
She has given him a rich history and switched his gender; her del Cossa is a woman living as a man, part of her greater point about the fluidity of identity.
Bernstein said: "We live in a changing world where there's much more fluidity of populations and I would say that we must play within the rules.
In the plane, there is this experience of reality that embraces the fluidity of identity.
