Sentence examples for slightly fluid from inspiring English sources

The second is the slightly fluid concept of stoppage time.

Because it's quite a large piece the display is curved, which makes the dot-matrix display look slightly fluid on your wrist.

To systematically analyze the mixing by experiments, mixing of slightly viscous fluids, highly viscous fluids, and bio-fluids were adopted, respectively.

It secretes a thin, slightly alkaline fluid that forms a portion of the seminal fluid.

The situation at Manchester City may be slightly more fluid.

Balsams are sometimes difficult to distinguish from oleoresins, which are resins dissolved in essential oils, but usually the oleoresins are slightly more fluid.

However, the new model does deliver a slightly more fluid VR experience, and there is a notable boon to the visual polish and movement of many non-VR games.

However, the question may be slightly more fluid than officially presented, with two Scandinavian countries said to be unhappy that the Brexit reforms Cameron negotiated earlier this year are now off the table.

Nor is there a British version of the idea that anyone can make it if they apply themselves, even though Britain has a slightly more fluid society than America's.

Working in the unforgiving woodcut and the slightly more fluid wood engraving mediums, theirs were complex pictorial stories of war and peace, love and hate, contentment and despair, even fame and anonymity, with leftist political undertones.

The cyst was opened and 300 mL of brown and slightly muddled fluid were aspirated.