0 -- flyt [ masculine ]
the fluidity of the dancers’ movements flyten i dansernes bevegelser
1 -- fluiditet
the fluidity of the dance.
As the bacterial cytoplasmic membrane fluidity decreases, the polarization value increases, and vice versa.
Once the membrane fluidity has been adjusted by desaturation, the enzyme is downregulated.
Another important advantage is that trust-based policies mimic the fluidity of human relationships.
A change in the local fluidity could alter the diffusion rates of a tethered ligand and thereby prevent or enhance its probability of capture.
What this structure lacks in fluidity, however, it makes up in thoroughness.
The book stresses the fluidity inherent in all literacies and ways in which divergent images/videogames position us to "read" these "texts" in different ways.
Another interesting aspect of this situation is the fluidity of these identity formations and the level of hypocrisy involved.
Each reflects the fluidity of the borderline between levels of competence.
