I, for one, find a sense of narrative order, however fleeting, from these shows.
Local fashionistas are loath to employ the term, perhaps because they know that moments are fleeting — yielding, in short order, to other moments — or perhaps because the land of the endless summer, lunchtime Botox and near-mandatory yoga tends to put one in the mind-set not of moments but of eternities.
Transient complexes are those with K D values greater than 1 µmol/L, whereas fleeting complexes are three four orders of magnitude weaker with K D values in mmol/L (Vinogradova and Qin 2012; Xing et al. 2014; Liu et al. 2016).
Democrats passed the ACA through regular order, with a fleeting, fractious Senate supermajority.
Featuring the former Extreme guitarist Nuno Bettencourt and a fleeting cameo from the New Order bassist Peter Hook, the band's début album, "Ultra Payloaded," is a concept album more or less about an élite coterie of intergalactic visionaries fighting to save the earth from global warming.
Musicians and audiences alike are compulsively revisiting Britten's music, in order to pursue its fleeting beauties and test its chilly depths.
For now, though, fleeting as it may be, an ossified order breathed new life.
If patients were likely to show acute manic symptoms, they were contacted more frequently in order to capture the typically fleeting acute manic symptoms.
Most frequently, this means telling your teammates to all attack the enemy at once in order to take advantage of a fleeting advantage.
We need some reminder, however fleeting, that there was a time when the natural order prevailed.
Moreover, the lasting effects of the F.C.C.'s order on future policy makers may be fleeting.
