Sentence examples for expected permanence from inspiring English sources

The damage function for historic paper enabled us to calculate new isoperm plots, linking points of equal expected permanence.

The dose response function can now be used to calculate new isoperm plots, linking combinations of values of variables T, RH and pH where equal permanence is expected, relative to the arbitrarily chosen set of 'standard' values of 20 °C and 50%% RH.

But he did not regard photography as a fine art and had not expected his pictures to have permanence.

It turns out that, up to a neutron fluence comparable with those expected for 10 years long permanence in the space, no significant change was detected in superconductor characteristics such as zero-field resistance-temperature or magneto-resistance, whose variations could dramatically affect device figures of merit as responsivity or noise equivalent power.

In an environment where short term rates are expected to rise over time, a portfolio that offers permanence and definition is essential.

In general, however, there was an indifference to permanence, so long as the function was served; and much of the art was expected to be either consumed or discarded after a celebrative appearance.

As expected the grounds represent the legal criteria of underlying health condition, compliance with therapy and rehabilitation, and permanence.

29 The permanence in the disease state (CD4 and viremia) was adjusted for the corresponding utility and then combined for the average expected lifetime, with the purpose to evaluate the years of survival adjusted for the quality of life.

*non diabetic patients ° diabetic patients Percentages of data presence and data permanence within the set limits per parameter in relation to the length of the dialysis treatment *total number of determinations expected for each considered parameter ‡value of each determination vs. established ranges for each parameter.

If a brain region's response was directly linked to learning of landmark permanence, one would expect activity within such a region to directly track the acquisition of this knowledge.

It comes as no surprise that our current Secretary of State, Condoleeza Rice, should never expect her name to receive such historical permanence.