And finally, Paul Barnes, "a much heralded pianist" admired by The New York Times for his "Lisztian thunder and deft fluidity," played Philip Glass's "Orphee Suite for Piano" in its entirety, and most impressively, sans sheet music.
Especially in synapses, these alterations in membrane fluidity play an important role in neurotransmission, ion channel formation, and synaptic plasticity.
Linney has done enough work in enough different media, toggling with unusual fluidity among plays and movies and TV, to have met almost everybody who's anybody.
The latter part of this formula is admirable but the ordinariness means a lack of fluidity of play that can turn stubborn teams over.
Social network fluidity may play an important role in economic outcomes and hence in social welfare.
In a series of scenes that shift in perspective with near-cinematic fluidity (the play is ably directed by Mark Lamos), we first see Tilden (John Michael Higgins) at the height of his game a gleaming athlete, as golden as the amateur trophies he so effortlessly collects.
The first two sonatas have bravura piano parts, and for all the impressive fluidity of his playing, Mr. Lazic played fortissimo outbursts with such steely power that Mr. Wispelwey's sound was sometimes covered.
And though you will seldom hear the finale played with more nimble-fingered fluidity, Mr. Andsnes played with a spontaneity that kept you on edge and always wondering what was coming next.
Her physicality, especially above the waist, demonstrates striking tension (sometimes), remarkable angularity (often), but also complex fluidity, as she plays with separate physical impulses at any one time.
"There was no fluidity in our play, there was no aggression in our play, we were very passive.
