Like them he jumped and spun, but he also borrowed from the ballerinas, elongating and lifting the lines, rising higher on his toes and giving fluidity to arms and shoulders.
Ms. Paruz played the work energetically and largely in tune, given the fluidity of the instrument's pitches and its characteristically wavering tone.
(Another idea, drawing on the idea of commenter A Tin Can from South Dakota, would be to give the states some control over soliciting immigrants although this would be incredibly difficult to arrange, given the fluidity of state borders).
Given the fluidity of the race, the focus of the campaigns has turned to the rudiments of what it takes to triumph in the arcane caucus system that inaugurates the Democratic nomination process.
Experts say any number is conjecture given the fluidity of the situation in North Africa and the difficulties involved in distinguishing the number of workers trying to return home from the refugees trying to flee.
There are different practical challenges in the consent process in Internet research, given the fluidity and temporal nature of Internet spaces.
This would be a heavy lift; given the fluidity of the negotiations, much remains up in the air.
Given the fluidity of these organizations base of support, how readily militants switch from one organization to another, and how frequently "opportunistic" battlefield alliances of convenience are formed by the different jihadist organizations, the U.S. has no effective means to identify, much less verify, who are the "good jihadists" and who are the "bad" ones.
Given this fluidity of identification, data linkage has proved to be a useful tool for evaluating Indigenous identification in WA and in NSW.
Given the fluidity of the web, the time-efficiency of the findings in the present research must also be taken into consideration.
