Sentence examples for stickiness between from inspiring English sources

The degree of social fluidity within this structure - the inherent "stickiness" between the class positions of parents and their children – has remained unchanged.

What is important to recognise – but what politicians prefer to ignore – is that if social mobility is to be increased by reducing the inherent stickiness between the class positions of parents and children, this must mean increasing downward mobility to just the same extent as upward mobility.

Stickiness between grains Degree to which the kernels adhere to each other.

Koshihikari and Koshiibuki had the highest scores for initial starchy coating, slickness, stickiness to lips, and stickiness between grains.

Cluster B was characterized by varieties that scored high for slickness, stickiness to lips, initial starchy coating, and stickiness between grains.

Cluster B2 means were significantly higher (P < 0.01) than cluster B1 means for initial starchy coating (3.5 versus 2.3), slickness (6.4 versus 5.1), and stickiness between grains (4.8 versus 4.2).

Despite this broad cross-section of games it appears there is a very direct correlation between stickiness and success.

But it isn't the market size implications that are the big takeaway, the relationship between Stickiness and success is.

And the stickiness is not just between one sector and another.

Bank of America today has 29 million account holders banking online and 15 million using the service to pay bills, but company officials say there is no connection between the stickiness of Internet bill paying and the decision to impose the $5 monthly debit card fee.

Another similar mushroom is Pholiota squarrosoides, which can be distinguished microscopically by its smaller spores, and macroscopically by the stickiness of the cap between the scales.