For example, the notochord is a permanent feature of amphioxus (for example, Branchiostoma lanceolatum) and the larvacean Oikopleura dioica, but is lost at metamorphosis in the sea squirt Ciona intestinalis and is replaced in vertebrates by the vertebral column after embryogenesis.
Miller steadied the shipwreck – with productions including John Cleese as a brilliant Petruchio in The Taming of the Shrew – and it's good to have a permanent record of, for example, Derek Jacobi's Hamlet.
If however there was a permanent loss of capacity, for example due to dementia, then consultee opinion was required not only for continued participation but also for continued use and storage of data material already gained (see 'Consultee Retrospective Approval Form for Loss of Capacity' in *supplementary information and on Newcastle 85+ website).
A warren of cool, quiet and well-proportioned rooms present examples from a permanent collection of 260 sculptures, but like Donald Judd's compound in Marfa, Tex., the museum is best understood as a world unto itself, a microcosmic utopia in which sculpture, designed objects, architecture and landscape make up an integrated and beautifully orchestrated whole.
"In cases such as these, police should have the discretion to refer the child to another agency for support – their school, social services or counselling, for example – without it forming a permanent part of the record held against their name and undermining their future".
We head to the Chinati Foundation, which Mr Judd founded as a place where a handful of artists could build permanent installations, "as an example of what the art and its context were meant to be".
Yesterday's race is an example of what makes racing a permanent fifth wheel of our sports world.
This result suggests that cholera endemism in the US Golf Coast, for example, may be due to a permanent reservoir of V. cholerae.
For example, the all-important hemoglobin molecule is actually a permanent assembly of four globular protein subunits [ 4].
