Sentence examples for and permanent in the from inspiring English sources

I.B.M. described the Unix license it holds for AIX from SCO as irrevocable and permanent in the court documents filed Wednesday.

They've started to feel as inevitable and permanent in the basement as they once did in the living room, and I don't want to imagine yet a time when I might have to move them again.

"We want something solid and permanent in the entertainment capital of the world, and we are hoping to have a presence in New York for 12 months a year," Mr. Laliberté said.

Travel is more than the seeing of sights; it is a change that goes on, deep and permanent, in the ideas of living.— Miriam Beard.

By 1841 Parker had formulated his liberal religious views and had incorporated them in the sermon "The Transient and Permanent in Christianity".

The beauty of this area led to the proliferation of summer resorts in the 1830s, amusement parks in the 1890s and permanent neighborhoods in the 1930s, and was more recently discovered by Brooklynites in undersized straw fedoras.

The 35 or so airlines using the terminal are then relieved of having to invest in full-time personnel and permanent structures in the check-in area.

But he has built few household-name projects to date (and nothing permanent in the UK), and CCTV/TVCC was set to cement his reputation as one of the greats.

Last, neonatal exposure to low-dose BPA led to transient and permanent hypomethylations in the rat epigenome, implicated in the manifestation of prostatic carcinogenesis (Tang et al. 2012).

Ilaria Bonaduce is a lecturer and permanent researcher in the Department of Chemistry and Industrial Chemistry at the University of Pisa; she received her Ph.D. in Chemical Science from the University of Pisa, Italy, in 2006.

Subsequent comparison between 3 days post first and second blood meal did not show further morphological alteration, suggesting that first blood meal results in major and permanent changes in the lobes architecture.