The phrase "a persistent system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system that continues to exist or operate over time without interruption or change.
Example: "The researchers developed a persistent system that could maintain data integrity even in the face of network failures."
Alternatives: "an enduring system" or "a stable system".
Previous studies have observed that inducible HSP isoforms and protein-specific chaperones are continuously up-regulated in several notothenioid species, potentially indicating a persistent system-wide requirement for mitigating the denaturing effect of the constant cold of the Southern Ocean [ 11, 23, 44].
This implies that a persistent deterministic system may become extinct in the case of white noise stochastic disturbance.
And while container deployments are also about being able to quickly start up and shut down containers as needed, most developers want a persistent storage system that can then feed the applications that run on these containers.
When (mathcal{R}_{i}^= mathcal{R}_{i}-frac{sigma_{i}^{2} S_{0}^{2}}{2a_{i}^{2}(Q+r_{i} overline{c})}<1a persistent deterministic system goes to extinction due to the white noise disturbance.
The upper boundary is associated to a big tension crack up to one meter wide and 100 m long, the lower one matches with the sliding surface that transversally cut the slope, and the western lateral boundary consists of a persistent fractures system derived from the coalescence of several joint families.
The result is a persistent metabolic system which is coexistent with its parasite.
Next, we consider the effect of stochastic white noise based on the persistent system.
We here define robustness as persistent system dynamics after perturbation.
This article documents persistent system failures in preventing perinatal HIV transmission over 8 years in infants referred from across the state of Georgia to a major pediatric HIV referral center in Atlanta.
