fluidity in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for fluidity in the English»Spanish Dictionary

fluidity [Am fluˈɪdədi, Brit fluːˈɪdɪti] N U

1. fluidity (of paint, oil):

fluidity

fluidez f

2.1. fluidity (of movements):

fluidity

fluidez f

fluidity

soltura f

2.2. fluidity (of situation):

fluidity

incertidumbre f

3. fluidity Am FIN:

fluidity

liquidez f

Translations for fluidity in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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fluidity in the PONS Dictionary

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English

Her early training as a classical musician is reflected in the fluidity, grace, and balance of her performance.

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Efficient delivery, especially on mobile low bandwidth networks, requires reactivity and fluidity.

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The unusual chemical makeup of this igneous rock may be a factor in the unusual fluidity of its lavas.

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Unsaturated chains have a lower melting point, hence increasing fluidity of the cell membranes.

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They are known for creating lightweight, transparent spaces that expose the fluidity and movement of their occupants.

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This then decreases membrane fluidity, allowing the cell to keep more molecules from crossing the membrane.

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Another example of this fluidity is evident in the language with which the patients label their illnesses.

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His appreciation of jazz is apparent in the sense of spontaneity and rhythmic fluidity that he strove to bring to his compositions.

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This combined with a privatization and individualization of labor has in many ways made fluidity more than norm than structure.

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For example, the binding of some peripheral proteins is dependent on membrane fluidity.

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