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fluidity
1. the naked fluidity of your emotions,
2. His copper coloured suit appeared to ripple as if it had the fluidity of mercury
3. Their movements had a random fluidity, a seated
4. I then heard a very familiar, heavy New Jersey accent, with all the nasal qualities and street-wise flair, the wiseguy tone, and that Italian-bred fluidity of Marco Falconi, saying what I instantly knew was true:
5. When Jason read more, he came to understand the fluidity of the term “empire
6. seductive suggestion, and the subdued fluidity in her voice hit me right below the belt
7. I could feel the fluidity of it in my mind, but the colours were wrong, not the surface of them
8. The fluidity of its colours is as insubstantial as water and as deadly
9. cats paced with fluidity, while the patients paced in such a
10. Three warriors slid off their ponies and moved with practiced fluidity into position
11. Zoroastro was not a great orator; he lacked the necessary skills to be a good verbal architect and neither has he movement fluidity
12. She moved through it with a fluidity and ease that she never had in the forests and plains of Larin
13. with the same fluidity
14. The mechsuit, a Viceken class by its design and height of 5 meters, moved amongst the people with a fluidity of an actually person
15. The actor, spurred on by increasingly good reviews, is offered larger parts with more fluidity of expression, such as a new musical that incorporates a large string section of the finest quality
16. This view stopped my internal dialogue, and the bridge of reason I had stood on all my life collapsed: Everything the world of average people had told me to believe began to disintegrate as elements of the Stalker’s assumption—how emissaries saw the world—coalesced with an elegant fluidity
17. This view stopped my internal dialogue, and the bridge of reason I had stood on all my life had collapsed: Everything the world of average people had told me to believe began to disintegrate as elements of the Stalker’s assumption—how emissaries saw the world—coalesced with an elegant fluidity
18. How did it come to be that words spelled as similar as aid and aisle are pronounced as dissimilar as ād and īl; and what’s called a naranje in India is called an orange in England? Obviously, speech is inconsistent, and spelling hasn’t kept step with the fluidity of speech
19. mottled through its slippery fluidity
20. Phosphatidylserine is the major phospholipid in the brain and plays a role in determining the integrity and fluidity of
21. She knew the SOS signal would be received, but due to the fluidity of time and the quantum fluctuations that made predicting the future extremely hard to gauge due the potential for minor, random events, she didn’t know how long a rescue would take
22. Fluidity is life
23. And that hampers the fluidity of their thought that is needed to cope up with the realities of the given times
24. She had savored the fluidity of his movements and the sensual way he pleasured her
25. Although the robots were fully capable of performing such an act, they were still feeble things who could only perform about a half dozen different physical movements with zero fluidity
26. Any isolated event is artificially detached from the singular fluidity that trans-temporality is and how it is manifested to those who generate spacetime from the biocentric self
27. This fluidity of forces ignores the form, it has no preference for manifestation, but rather is a dance of endless faces
28. “Play embraces the fluidity of temporary alliances, flowing from one playmate to another to learn how to play with all,” sitting, she reached for and, without looking, grabbed hands on each side of her
29. This fluidity and uncertainty have carried
30. liquid metal has same FLUIDITY
31. physical strength, fluidity of movement, balance and coordination
32. processing, you lose the idealistic white shine of the milk and its fluidity
33. central quality being fluidity, which is a bad thing to rest on
34. The main requisite is to learn the correct movements, the fluidity of the drive, the suppleness of the body and the total
35. Overstanding directly requires fluidity of identity, and is rarely practiced by non-mages, but we all do it in the less heavy realms of dreams
36. He lost himself in the kiss, in the wicked fluidity of her mouth, the eagerness with which she dove into it
37. One concerto ends, Sally making a comment about the fluidity of the cellist’s bow strokes, and before long she has drained her glass
38. constructions, on account of its excessive fluidity
39. This fluidity exceeds even the inconsistency of the sands of the Quartier Saint-Georges, which could only be conquered by a stone construction on a concrete foundation, and the clayey strata, infected with gas, of the Quartier des Martyrs, which are so liquid that the only way in which a passage was effected under the gallery des Martyrs was by means of a cast-iron pipe
40. But what impressed him most was that she and her husband made an admirable couple, and both of them negotiated the world with so much fluidity that they seemed to float above the pitfalls of reality
41. Florentino Ariza could not bear his natural distinction, the fluidity and precision of his words, his faint scent of camphor, his personal charm, the easy and elegant manner in which he made his most frivolous sentences seem essential only because he had said them
42. When he saw Fermina Daza she was almost always on her husband’s arm, the two of them in perfect harmony, moving through their own space with the astonishing fluidity of Siamese cats, which was broken only when they stopped to greet him
43. Heat is the universal cause of fluidity and volatility in bodies; hence no solid can assume the state of gas, until it absorbs, or unites with, a certain portion of caloric; and the subtilty and volatility of compounds thus formed, will be in a due ratio to the quantity of caloric they employ
44. —, —, on fluidity of the centre of, xv, 117, 118
45. Fluidity of the earth's centre, L
46. Cordier, by the theory of central fluidity, xv, 123
