And in a sign that Mr. Lott may not have put the episode behind him, several Republicans took measure today of what they described as the persistence and breadth of the opposition to Mr. Lott.
Activists are worried by the untouchable defense budget, as well as the persistence of a presidential bodyguard unit that has been linked to political murders and domestic spying, and which was supposed to be disbanded.
Shay, the psychiatrist, defines combat P.T.S.D. as "the persistence into civilian life, after danger, of the valid adaptations you made to stay alive when other people were trying to kill you".
There are economic troubles apart from poverty, such as the persistence of monopolistic practices by royal favourites, a capricious legal system, low education standards and an entrepreneurial class that has learned to avoid risk.
The dynamic change or temporal dependence of repellency is commonly expressed as the persistence of repellency.
It supports useful functionalities such as the persistence of an execution history.
The model developed below confirms previous findings of matching models as the persistence of discrimination, induced by imperfection of the labor market.
In this way, we can isolate the change occurred through time as well as the persistence of nodes in the two periods.
For instance, with the attribute data about a chemical substance the system derives assessment properties such as the persistence, bioaccumulation, and toxicity.
A pure loss of stability failure is modelled as the persistence of the metacentric height below a critical level for a too long time.
In addition, with respect to the later stages, it has the additional virtue of explaining how the same generic divine activity is responsible for the existence as well as the persistence of things.
