The sight of Julia Burrer, whose androgynous fluidity cuts elaborate patterns on the stage, is scintillating, yet the display of such vibrant motion and heady emotion is oppressive.
As the cell membrane has fluidity, these expression patterns may dynamically change.
Latent mean differences across groups were detected for expectancies concerning emotional fluidity, and the pattern of differences largely mirrored known differences in alcohol consumption patterns.
Mr. Binney was effusive and urgent, phrasing in long exhalations; Mr. McCaslin started taut, slowly building up a patterned fluidity.
Women were asked about their usual place of solicitation and their usual place of sex; however, this information alone does not capture the fluidity of sex work patterns.
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.
This changing pattern of fluidity with temperature has also been found for heat-treated mesophase pitch and can be formulated by the Arrhenius equation, from which the viscous flow activation energy can be obtained.
A fluidity and plasticity between migration patterns is crucial to cancer progression.
Achieving this fluidity will take practice and muscle memory.
He found that despite the seemingly chaotic nature of the drip paintings, they exhibited remarkably consistent fractal patterns, both in the fluidity of the paint and in the way Pollock applied it as he stalked around a canvas on the ground.
