In fact, the life-like fluidity she achieved was the result of intense discipline.
It confirms this is a memory-play, creates pleasing stage-pictures and gives the action a dream-like fluidity.
It's definitely the football team-like fluidity of the Fall's personnel that has ensured the band's longevity.
And then the ballpoint was displaced by the rollerball, which had a more fountain-pen-ink-like fluidity, because, frankly, it was hard to love the line produced by a biro; and then fountain pens made a comeback because, well, they were even more luxurious and beautiful than rollerballs.
The experiments illustrated in Figure 2 and Figure 3 underscore the physiological integrity of our membranes as determined by their in vivo-like fluidity, as well as the ability to array these membranes at high density without causing mixing of contents among corrals.
"We write about what we stock, but we stock what we like," allowing for fluidity between editorial and commerce, he said.
"We're like an audience … standing in the deep cold, looking up, keeping silence, but it's not a show, it's more like watching fluidity of mind; an intellectualism … Not the performance of a finished work but a redrafting".
He writes with what seems like effortless fluidity, yet the dazzling haze of the construction seems ultimately designed to deflect attention from the fact that it frequently demands patient re-reading without really deserving it.
She understands that some of the ideas presented in Safe Schools push the boundaries for some, particularly older people, although she is sceptical that young people find concepts like gender fluidity controversial at all.
There is hard science to suggest that pitchers increase their risk of injury after throwing a certain number of pitches — the common benchmark is 100 — but Ryan argues that other factors should be considered, like the fluidity of a pitcher's mechanics on a given day, which can significantly alter how much stress he's putting on his arm.
