Clearly, epigenetic changes, whether transient or permanent, play a pivotal role in mediating alcohol's actions in a variety of cells and organ systems.
As they had Thursday against the Rangers, the Penguins possessed the puck so thoroughly they often seemed to be on a permanent power play.
Japanese brand Permanent Play Project (PPP) presents, as their name suggests, a new idea of "play" for the next generation.
Julia De Martini Day, who works on health issues for Transportation Alternatives, says that a new survey this year aims to link the success of the play streets to campaigns to pressure lawmakers to make land-use changes in these neighborhoods, be they better street lighting, more park benches, designated bike lanes — or even permanent play streets.
13 Moreover, the number of permanent play facilities in school playgrounds has been found to be associated with higher physical activity levels.
Find something else to do, such as scheduling activities with friends, finding a job (temporary or permanent), playing sports.
Have a permanent place for your game playing, such as a well-equipped computer.
Paul Sunderland, who had filled in for a couple of games while Hearn recuperated in 2001 02, was named the permanent play-by-play announcer.
The name was chosen as the club initially had a lot of difficulty finding a permanent ground to play on, having used three venues in its first four years of existence.
The Patriots also struggled to find a permanent home stadium, playing at four different Boston-area locations in 10 years.
