Sentence examples for largely fluid from inspiring English sources

Even if the correlation were minimally robust, the notion that belonging to the largely fluid category "the white working class" puts one in special possession of virtue — a notion that still makes Chris Matthews's eyes moist every night — is, in a polyglot, cosmopolitan country, absurd.

Aside from taking the first close-up pictures of the planet, the probes discovered its magnetosphere and its largely fluid interior.

As expected, the loss modulus G" is dominant, which indicates a largely fluid behavior of the normal cell.

Viscous forces consist largely of fluid drag along the channel walls while inertial forces refers to shear forces within the fluid that resist changes in direction or velocity (Bird et al. 1960; Lauritzen and Martiniussen 2011).

Soil macropores largely control fluid and solute transport, making visualization and quantification of macropore characteristics essential for better understanding and predicting soil hydrogeochemical functions.

However, for the general population, for whom water losses are less pronounced, and whose water balance is thus influenced largely by fluid intake, it remains unclear whether there is meaningful or biologically significant variability in these same physiological parameters.

Fluid viscosity, the property that largely controls pore-fluid mobility, is proportional to the relaxation time, which in turn influences the frequency-dependent velocities.

Not the highly stratified, hierarchical model of a decade ago, but a largely digital, incredibly fluid creative community, in which talented developers switch seamlessly between roles, studios and projects.

In "Speaking American," a history of American English, Richard W. Bailey argues that geography is largely behind our fluid evaluations of what constitutes "proper" English.

Broad, gradually sloping flanks and the presence of numerous long flows and lava channels identify Olympus Mons as a shield volcano and suggest that it was built up from eruptions largely of fairly fluid basaltic lava.

Gravity-driven flow of the denser fluid largely takes control in these processes.