"I find comfort in all my spaces, but I don't find permanence.
De Pajaro describes the internet as a "huge gallery" through which his art can find a permanence it is unable to achieve in real life.
And through its permanence, Snapchat has found a way solve a major problem with its identity system and social graph.
"Somewhat to his chagrin, Dravid has been described as the "wall' of Indian batting, a tribute to the sense of permanence to be found in his batting.
The lowest agreement was found for the single ground on permanence of disability (65%*).
Presumably, the above data could be found, except for estimates of the permanence of the increased CRT after exposure cessation.
Search the room for a sign of permanence and none will be found.
According to Whitehead, religion is concerned with permanence amid change, and can be found in the ordering we find within nature, something he sometimes calls the "primordial nature of God" (1929c, 31, 32; cf. Pt 5, Ch. 2, secs 1-7).
It's this sense of permanence that Mike Burton, originally from London, found particularly difficult after moving to his wife's home country of Ireland in 1976 - even though he'd already lived abroad for a number of years.
However, what they have found was the equivalence between satisfaction of inequality (15) and the permanence of the predator-prey dynamic systems with Beddington-DeAngelis-type function response.
After spending decades studying how people deal with setbacks, psychologist Martin Seligman found that there are three P's -- personalization, pervasiveness, and permanence -- that are critical to how we bounce back from hardship.
