Sentence examples for fluidity through from inspiring English sources
Fluidity through the hips is perhaps the most important characteristic for corners to possess.
He recruited Jakhbeer, and needing no expensive equipment and aided by the Internet, they picked up moves quickly, discovering a talent for fluidity through extreme motions.
In Vivaldi's Trio Sonata in D minor (Op. 1, No. 12) — a work from 1705, only a year after the Albicastro but in a more forward-looking style — the musicians ornamented thoughtfully and moved with a striking fluidity through Vivaldi's inventively characterized variations on "La Follia".
Today, Angel is busy educating people on trans issues, as well as gender and sexual identity and fluidity through his many public appearances.
Some strains of bacteria can compensate through various strategies including decreasing membrane fluidity through cis to trans isomerization of unsaturated fatty acids in the bacterial membrane (Loffeld and Keweloh 1996; Morita et al. 1993) or changes in polar head group composition (Beney and Gervais 2001).
Use all joints for movement, emphasizing fluidity through the engagement of the ankles, knees, and hips for stepping.
Dragging is intended to make this fluidity visible through performance.
The days have gone since Roy Hodgson set up his team in a rigid 4-4-2 soructure with so little fluidity running through the side Gary Lineker questioned whether England were playing football "from the dark ages".
Recent work in fluxomics reveals the mechanism of how membrane damage negatively affects energy metabolism while lipidomic and transcriptomic analyses show that strains evolved to be tolerant maintain membrane fluidity under stress through a variety of mechanisms such as incorporation of cyclopropanated fatty acids, trans-unsaturated fatty acids, and upregulation of cell wall biosynthesis genes.
With the same oblivious fluidity, she passed through an atom.
The player must attempt to conserve it through fluidity of physical actions, encouraging the creation of chains of moves.
