Sentence examples for over the fluidity from inspiring English sources

Geeks loved its openness, Symbian users went gaga over the fluidity, iPhone users were hard to convert, but secretly admired the ability to customize a phone.

Modric, still linked with a move to Chelsea, was unable to have much influence in a central-midfield partnership with Niko Kranjcar that was over-run by the fluidity of City, simply irresistible going forward.

This over-attention to detail interferes with the fluidity and flow of well-rehearsed skills and ultimately undermines the ability to do something that would normally be relatively easy.

The difficulty has been in allowing players precise, tight control over their visual avatars while retaining the fluidity of motion that makes a Jackie Chan scene or a fight from "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" so enthralling.

Such results would be expected to provide guidance on the design of new type of retarder for MPC and also offer useful experience for controlling the fluidity of MPC paste over time in practical engineering.

Cells are typically hyperflagellated and secrete surfactive compounds that increase the fluidity on the substrate over which the cells are moving [8], [9].

Toulouse are the only four-time Heineken Cup champions but although they have been renowned for the fluidity of their attacking game over the years, they have laboured to find top gear this season.

Societies have experimented with the fluidity of gender and roles over history.

Averaging over all pairs in the first set gives the fluidity ϕ 1 ^ ; in the second set ϕ ^ 2. Suppose ϕ ^ 1 > ϕ ^ 2 and we want to determine whether this inequality is significant.

The fluidity and freedom that characterised their 4-0 win over Newcastle on Monday night was missing against a Cardiff side that worked tirelessly and got their tactics spot on.

(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).