This point is made fluently today in an Op-Ed contribution to The Times by Neal F. Lane, a professor of physics and astronomy at Rice University who previously headed the National Science Foundation and was science adviser to President Bill Clinton.
And while industry leader VMware has been building virtualization software that works best when customers buy into its entire product line, Citrix is aiming to blow a hole in those plans by making Xen work fluently with all the competition.
The GIS standardization for all the different types of data needs to be done in order to make a fluently data sharing and interoperability for an easy public data accessibility.
CellMiner provides bioinformatic 'glue' that binds the various data sets together and make them fluently interoperable.
Fair credit to Australia, they bowled pretty well and made it hard for us to score fluently.
Smith talked fluently to make his case for a second referendum or a general election to be staged on the Brexit terms that Theresa May's Three Musketeers achieve from the EU, if they don't first turn their muskets on each other.
The experimenter, who was not one of the authors but was a native Mandarin-Min bilingual, checked with each of the speakers to make sure they could fluently and correctly read out the paragraph before the actual recording began.
Both expressive and receptive aphasia also affect the use of sign language, in analogous ways to how they affect speech, with expressive aphasia causing signers to sign slowly and with incorrect grammar, whereas a signer with receptive aphasia will sign fluently, but make little sense to others and have difficulties comprehending others' signs.
Perhaps an Afrikaans rock star... Afrikaans people use English words to lubricate a sentence (make it speak more fluently and faster), or if an Afrikaans equivalent term doesn't pop up that quickly.
And though it took some doing, before long she was speaking with the manual alphabet fluently enough to make puns.
