Sentence examples for relatively fluid from inspiring English sources

At Andover, surprisingly, individuality was so revered that groups were relatively fluid.

Relatively fluid and even continental under the current system, it would become a major international frontier, manned by border patrols and customs guards.

But if you're just a person and your sexuality is relatively fluid and a lot of different people capture your eye, then it's not so easy to classify".

("King Lear" was initially published as a history, and "Richard III" was first printed as a tragedy; the genres seem to have been relatively fluid for Shakespeare's audience).

At least a third of the successful escapes made during the first year of the wall's existence took place in the first two months or so, when the border situation was confused and relatively fluid.

It is thought that "Corbynites" have a narrow majority over "non-Corbynites" on the NEC, although these labels are relatively fluid and it is not clear what would happen if Fisher's future was put to a vote.

Mg, Cr, and Ni are relatively fluid-immobile elements that are generally abundant in mafic rocks.

Conversely, the finer, relatively fluid-rich sediments of PLS-2 that underwent little translation could have an origin in the area between trough-mouth fans.

Therefore, the air velocity around the carrier is resolved with relatively coarse fluid grids and the air particle interaction forces fapi for all the API particles in the same fluid cell are almost identical.

Due to the relatively static fluid in the archanoid cyst the signal is higher than that of CSF on T2-weighted images.

Maintaining normovolemia may necessitate the use of relatively large fluid volumes, which may lead to cerebral edema and negatively influence neurologic recovery.