Fluidity
21fluidity — flu·id·i·ty || fluË ÉªdÉ™tɪ n. quality of being fluid; quality of flowing smoothly and easily …
22fluidity — n 1. liquidity, liquidness, liquefaction, fluxility, fluxion, gaseousness, volatility. 2. flow, fluency, smoothness, evenness; facility, ease. 3. adaptability, flexibility, pliancy; versatility. 4. instability, unstableness, fickleness,… …
23fluidity — flu·id·i·ty …
24fluidity — See: fluid …
25fluidity — flu•id•i•ty [[t]fluˈɪd ɪ ti[/t]] n. 1) hyd cvb the quality or state of being fluid 2) hyd phs the ability of a substance to flow • Etymology: 1595–1605 …
26fluidity — /flu ɪdɪti/ noun ease of movement or change …
27fluidity of labour — /fluˌɪdɪti əv leɪbə/ noun the extent to which employees move from one place to another to work or from one occupation to another …
28Cognitive fluidity — is a term first popularly applied by Steven Mithen in his book The Prehistory of the Mind, a search for the origins of Art, Religion and Science. The term cognitive fluidity describes how a modular primate mind has evolved into the modern human… …
29Dark Fluidity — was a literature magazine specializing in dark fantasy and horror. It was published out of Orlando, Florida, by John Urbancik. It began its run in 2001 and shut down in 2004. In that short time, it gained a great deal of critical acclaim and… …
30Membrane fluidity — In biology, the membrane fluidity refers to the viscosity of the lipid bilayer of a cell membrane. The membrane phospholipids incorporate fatty acids of varying length and saturation. Shorter chain fatty acids, and ones with greater unsaturation …
