The phrase "are persisted in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or behaviors that are continued or maintained over time, often despite challenges or opposition.
Example: "Despite the criticism, the policies are persisted in by the administration."
Alternatives: "are maintained" or "are upheld".
Nowadays the remnants of the primary forest vegetation are persisted in small locations only.
One is "data at rest," where data instances and values are persisted in some form of data repository, and the other is "data in motion," as the data contained in messages that are moved between service participants and defined by the Web service interface.
are persisted in the Elgg back-end database.
Measurements transmitted to PLC's are persisted in memory at set intervals (e.g. every 15 min) as tuples of timestamp/value.
In other words, it is not until the new Leader guarantees that its local log records are persisted in a majority of the members that it can service requests from the clients.
The above algorithm leads to the RDD lineage graph in Figure 4. On each iteration, the algorithm create a new messages dataset based on the aggregated contributions AggContrib and messages from previous iteration as well as the static links and potential datasets that are persisted in memory.
Data in Spark is handled as parallelizable RDDs, which may also be persisted in-memory.
"We are seeing no data that there are dispersants that are persisting in the water column," he said.
Particularly regarding small appliances, consumers are persisting in their habit of discarding their appliances by means of the refuse bag/bin for regular household waste.
Precipitated Cr+3 hydroxides are persisting in the sediments under aerobic conditions; under low pH and anoxic conditions, while Cr+3 hydroxides may be solubilized and remain as ionic Cr+3 unless oxidizes to Cr+6 through mixing and aeration (Ecological Analysts Inc. 1981).
One of the more remarkable findings was the identification of a variety of genotypes within the A.Br.011/009 sub-group that are persisting in the different regions of France.
