Sentence examples for duration pervasiveness from inspiring English sources

While the differential characteristics of these conditions, e.g., relative duration, pervasiveness and continuity of symptoms can help distinguish one from another, the nature and interactions of these comorbidities are not particularly well-delineated.

Some philosophers, conceding that the claimed incompatibility in the foregoing argument is too strong, contend, nevertheless, that even if the existence of God and the existence of evil should prove to be compatible, the existence (or duration, or amount, or pervasiveness) of evil provides us at the very least with compelling circumstantial evidence that God does not exist.

Although this gap between present duration and memory prompted his turn to Husserlian phenomenology, the problematic itself highlighted for him the pervasiveness and hiddenness of interpretive activity as one moves between interpretive frameworks — a principal theme of all his later work.

He reflects on the pervasiveness of masturbation.

But the pervasiveness of that misreading tells us something significant.

Over time, I became aware of its force and pervasiveness.

That's only possible with the pervasiveness of broadband.

"The pervasiveness of PDF is much greater than anybody imagined".

Do you miss the pervasiveness of that sensibility in filmmaking?

The pervasiveness of that sentiment drives me absolutely crazy.

John Locke et la duration.