The dried, equitable colours of the south of France, whose plane trees and sparse firs and ochre rocks look the same for so many months a year, allowed him to return again and again to an unchanging, ancient landscape, and work away at different iterations of the same theme.
Although Buddhism denies the existence of an unchanging, substantial soul or self as against the notion of the atman it teaches the concept of anatman (Pali: anatta; "non-self")—it holds to a belief in the transmigration of the karma that is accumulated by an individual in life.
Divine eternity involves both necessary existence and infinite duration which, however, could not be identified with the traditional notion of the eternal present (nunc stans) according to which God exists in an unchanging permanent present without any successive duration.
Because driving pressure has been defined as the quotient of (an unchanging) tidal volume and CRS, the same summary statements apply regarding the relative effects of PEEP, prone positioning, and IAP on that indicator of respiratory system mechanics.
The famous Pygmy groups of the Ituri Forest in Congo (Kinshasa) present an example of a culture unchanging as a result of acculturation with neighbouring peoples.
For those who regard equality as a requirement of justice, the question arises, whether this is a timeless unchanging or instead a variable requirement.
Before Rogers, the insurers were housed in a neoclassical building built as late as the 50s – an embodiment of a practically unchanging British gentlemanly capitalism.
A fixed rate plan offers a fixed (unchanging) natural gas rate for Atlanta customers.
The New Yorker, December 30 , 1939P. 21 PROFILE of Elisabeth Achelis who has, since 1930, spent practically all her time trying to secure the universal adoption of a permanent, unchanging calendar.
My theory is that happy marriages, from the Darwins on down, are made up of a steady, unchanging formula of lust, laughter and loyalty.
