Sentence examples for A permanence from inspiring English sources

A permanence of the structure (phase composition, crystalline orientaton and coherent scattering domain size) of cobalt coatings, deposited both by conventional and interrupted electrolysis regardless of the pause duration is established.

When a state's denial of the individual and national rights of a large part of its population becomes permanent - a permanence that has been the goal of Israel's settlement project from its very outset (and that many believe has been achieved) - that state ceases to be a democracy.

Also it has a permanence.

In our young minds, baseball has a permanence.

"They also exist with a permanence that makes them part of the community".

The duration of the war gave way to a permanence of mourning.

This gives the hobby of raising homing pigeons a curious permanence, a fixedness in space.

As Raymond points out, there is "a rolling permanence" to a tenured university faculty that benefits both faculty and students.

This gave a greater permanence to the pleating.

One can only guess that Mr. Levine wanted a European permanence under his feet.

But, as so often happens, a bleak permanence has settled over their blighted lives.