We see Hopper in motion as never before, through the fluidity, roughness and quickness of his drawings, and also as he moves, through drawing after drawing, toward the final form his images would take on canvas.
The play's vision of urban solitude is, however, beautifully realised through the fluidity of Michael Longhurst's production, Lizzie Clachan's design and Imogen Knight's movement direction.
For more and more of the earth's humans, the concept of home is a fluid notion--and the maps that guide us through that fluidity illustrate and define how we navigate amongst our many simultaneous habitations.
As temperature dramatically affects all cellular processes, adaptation occurred at many levels, from codon bias through membrane fluidity to protein stability and enzyme activity [3], [4].
To elucidate the mechanisms of temperature sensing through membrane fluidity further, we created a conditional mutant with doxycycline-repressible expression of the fatty acid desaturase gene OLE1, which is known for its essentiality (30).
Some strains of bacteria can compensate through various strategies including decreasing membrane fluidity through cis to trans isomerization of unsaturated fatty acids in the bacterial membrane (Loffeld and Keweloh 1996; Morita et al. 1993) or changes in polar head group composition (Beney and Gervais 2001).
Fluidity through the hips is perhaps the most important characteristic for corners to possess.
He recruited Jakhbeer, and needing no expensive equipment and aided by the Internet, they picked up moves quickly, discovering a talent for fluidity through extreme motions.
In Vivaldi's Trio Sonata in D minor (Op. 1, No. 12) — a work from 1705, only a year after the Albicastro but in a more forward-looking style — the musicians ornamented thoughtfully and moved with a striking fluidity through Vivaldi's inventively characterized variations on "La Follia".
Today, Angel is busy educating people on trans issues, as well as gender and sexual identity and fluidity through his many public appearances.
