In painstakingly composed pen and pencil drawings she conjures geometric abstractions that evoke fleeting states of mind.
Around the same time, "Night Fantasies" (1980), an evocative description of the fleeting states of thought one experiences between sleep and wakefulness, was the first in a stream of solo instrumental pieces for guitar, violin, trombone, flute, harp, clarinet, cello and piano.
Even when one wins this genetic lottery, these are preciously fleeting states, time-bound and utterly brief.
It's an attachment, not a fleeting emotional state.
A fleeting, ultradense state of matter, comparable in some respects to a bizarre kind of subatomic pudding, has been discovered deep within the core of ordinary gold atoms, scientists from Brookhaven National Laboratory said at a conference here Monday.
For some it's a fleeting, ephemeral state contingent on circumstance and resistant to a singular definition; for others it's a phenomenon that can be observed, measured and distilled into numbers, metrics and, ultimately, policy.
Affective dimensions of pain involve both enduring personality traits and fleeting emotional states.
He and other outside researchers also cautioned that drawing on Twitter had its hazards, like any other attempt to monitor the fleeting internal states labeled as moods.
They were able to follow, at the femtosecond timescale, subtle changes in the motions of carbon and oxygen atoms on a ruthenium surface when illuminated by laser light, and reveal the fleeting transition states that can lead to the formation of carbon dioxide.
