But in history, as in nature, the continuous flux of change and chance transforms every being, invalidates every law, and alters every ideal.
In a normal season you would worry for their chances but in this season of flux, of change, of inconsistency they will probably get away with it.
Jessica Steinberg the UN's official delegate for cannabis policy, who, with Jasmin, co-founded the entOURage Network, which is hosting today's event said: "One aspect of the industry that has remained the same, despite the constant flux of change, is the powerhouse of pioneering women".
Jessica Steinberg – the UN's official delegate for cannabis policy, who, with Jasmin, co-founded the entOURage Network, which is hosting today's event – said: "One aspect of the industry that has remained the same, despite the constant flux of change, is the powerhouse of pioneering women".
Our brains are constantly altering the metabolism of sugar — the flux of glucose changes when we remember Grandma's house in Texas or listen to Bach or smell roses.
But as Volkow points out, there is still a long conceptual leap from "increased brain-glucose activity" to "brain cancer". Our brains are constantly altering the metabolism of sugar — the flux of glucose changes when we remember Grandma's house in Texas or listen to Bach or smell roses.
Rather, judgments of taste are the involuntary effect of any perfect representation, "provided the latter does not immediately disappear in the flux" of psychic change (SW II: 45).
Instead, in the flux of historical change and social reformations, religious life and meanings are unstable and shift, and often blend in surprising and unexpected ways with other areas of culture.
These computational simulations effectively are tests of the immediate effect on ANT1 flux of a change in the acetylation status of Lys23.
Recent advances in our understanding of the flux of acyl-changes through different key metabolic pools such as phosphatidylcholine and diacylglycerol have allowed for more targeted interventions.
