Sentence examples for ephemeral association from inspiring English sources
Both the Austrian prince Klemens von Metternich and Viscount Castlereagh of England, the leading figures in the diplomacy of the post-Napoleonic era, however, saw the Holy Alliance as an insignificant and ephemeral association.
Consequently, we are refining our understanding of raft association of AC8 so that whereas the integrity of lipid rafts continues to be essential, transient or ephemeral associations may be adequate to allow the regulation of AC8 by CCE.
During ephemeral and sporadic associations, animals have to engage in behavioral interactions to establish or re-establish a sufficient level of familiarity [34].
The nonarchival classroom paper in the collage paintings is ephemeral, vulnerable to damage; its association with childhood learning gives it an extra-aesthetic personal presence.
The five associations can be compared with the desert pavement, arid ephemeral stream, sabkha, saline lake and aeolian sand dune environments of the arid to hyperarid areas of existing intracontinental basins such as Lake Eyre and Lake Chad.
Because pollinators must locate these ephemeral populations in a landscape that may be largely composed of other plant associations, out-crossing may not be prevalent.
From this starting point Cooper goes on to describe sentiment as "ephemeral", "shifting", and "unreliable", and furthermore that "color prejudice or race prejudice is mere sentiment governed by the association of ideas" (VAJC, 162).
Dosage imbalance effects become paramount when proteins rely on obligatory associations to maintain their structural integrity, and are expected to be weaker when protein complexation is ephemeral or adventitious.
