But their weightlessness is paired with their durable record.
Our behaviors change, as do the things we like, yet every aspect of a person that is shared through these services goes toward creating what is intended to be a durable record, one that is catalogued and indexed for later viewing on Facebook or Google or Twitter.
By 1888, more durable records, including wax-coated cardboard tubes and solid tin rings, had been developed.
There is no convincing evidence that this patient left any durable record of her wishes not to be maintained in her current condition.
The State usually feels an obligation to err on the side of preserving life when the rigorous criteria for withdrawal of life support are not met or there is no durable record of the patient's preferences [ 6].
If you're pressed for time, start with the 1998 compilation "Singles," though the first EP — included in the reissue — is one of the most durable punk records of the early nineties.
Sure, Kate is young enough to have done two ultra-pop albums in a row without a critical backlash, but her handlers now need to let her experiment with more durable writing and recording so that ultimately, her career does not reflect this album's title.
Consumer spending rose for the fifth straight month, and durable goods orders recorded their biggest gain since March.
While direct immunocytochemical identification of DA neurons is not always technically possible, it is currently the least likely method to cause false negative identification of DA neurons in the VTA, and we demonstrate here that it can be quite robust and durable with the appropriate recording conditions.
In 1960, this "musical entertainment" became the West End's most durable resident, eclipsing a record held since 1921 by the Orientalist pantomime Chu Chin Chow.
