Sentence examples for spatial fluidity from inspiring English sources
'spatial fluidity' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use this phrase to describe something that changes location or moves freely and easily between different spaces. For example, you could say that "Dance allows for a level of spatial fluidity that many other art forms cannot provide."
You can agree with him that "the spatial fluidity and linear transparency of Indian tradition" are far more lively, discerning and informative than the European idioms of the day.
Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, (respectively, born October 29 , 1956 Mito, Ibaraki prefecture, Japan born February 7 , 1966 Kanagawa prefecture, Japan) Japanese architects who, as founding partners of the firm SANAA (Sejima and Nishizawa and Associates), designed structures that were admired for their refined simplicity, spatial fluidity, and thoughtful integration into their surroundings.
Other works include the Borges and Irmão Bank (1986) in Vila do Conde, Portugal, a building marked by dynamic curves and distinct spatial fluidity that was honoured with the inaugural Mies van der Rohe Award for European Architecture (1988); and a cylindrical meteorological centre (1992) in Barcelona, created for the 1992 Olympic Games.
The inherited social networks have spatial fluidity and ductility.
And so, in doing that spatial and temporal fluidity justice, this 10th anniversary feature hopefully has a scope wide enough to reflect the broad application the disaster - both natural and manmade - has for all of us as an American community, as we continue our attempts to reconcile and to recover.
Casselman, like an architect, plans well ahead to construct a strong, painterly foundation, which allows him to explore an adventuresome journey that ultimately provides structure, density, layering, fluidity, harmonic movement, spatial illusion and rich texture with a propensity for producing truly powerful works of art.
He clearly loves fluidity.
"I wanted constant fluidity.
But now there is also fluidity.
Gvasalia: "Gender fluidity".
