"Let the Sunshine In" is also a peculiarly insightful glimpse into the emotional fluidity within the formal boundaries of French culture, which differs drastically from the sharp boundaries within the supposed fluidity of American life.
The degree of social fluidity within this structure - the inherent "stickiness" between the class positions of parents and their children – has remained unchanged.
Manuel's other preferences include more fluidity within the lineup, which includes a partiality for moving Beltrán, the regular cleanup hitter, or Wright, the No. 3 hitter, if he sees fit, and the hopes of establishing more definite roles among his relievers.
This suggests that the chain ends of the block copolymer are not "frozen" into position but that limited motion may occur due to fluidity within the micelle core.
Lipid rafts are regions of elevated cholesterol and glycosphingolipid content, greater order, and less fluidity within cell membrane [12].
Estimates of genomic fluidity within a sample should agree with the true value of genomic fluidity within the population, in part, because they do not depend on the frequency of rare genomes or genes [ 19].
This structural accommodation could disrupt progenitor fluidity within the proliferative matrix and misdirect radial migration unless locally corrected (Rakic, 1988; Walsh and Cepko, 1993).
We then apply a bioinformatics pipeline so as to estimate genomic fluidity within 7 multiply-sequenced bacterial species containing 109 sequenced genomes.
Thus far we have estimated genomic fluidity within a bacterial species, though the metric can be applied, in principle, to any group of genomes.
Our findings on composite genes originating from different viral host lineages provide a fundamentally novel line of evidence for the recognition of the broad scope of the mobilome network, and for the true genetic intricacy and fluidity within it.
