Toward the end of the 3rd century, monasticism originated in Mesopotamia and Egypt and secured its permanent form in cenobitism (communal monasticism).
In 1947 it assumed permanent form as the Lutheran World Federation (LWF), an umbrella organization of the various national Lutheran churches.
The startup says it sold 8,000 of these diaries in the first 48 hours of the product going on sale, which indicates there is an appetite for repackaging people's digital footprint and selling it back to them in a more permanent form (in this case: paper — with a choice of hard or soft cover).
One could go all Ship of Theseus here and ask how many parts of an object can be swapped/replaced before something is no longer that object — but given that "that object" arguably never existed in a single permanent form, it's all a bit moot.
The first appearance of the phrase "modern art" in the relatively permanent form of a book title was in 1883, when it was used by the French writer Joris-Karl Huysmans, a friend of Zola's, to describe the theme of various reviews of painters' work he had collected.
If you can't live without the Last Night of the Proms, here's last year's in permanent form, with Dvorak, Vaughan Williams, Barber and Maxwell Davies, as well as a fine performance of Richard Strauss's horn concerto from David Pyatt.
Moore would spend the night observing and making small sketch notes; then, in the next days at the studio, he would work his ideas up into large coloured drawings that expressed in permanent form the resigned but indomitable spirit of Londoners during the bombing of their city.
The first sometimes known as a croquis is intended to remind the artist of some scene or event he has seen and wishes to record in a more permanent form.
Mutation R201C is located in the putative ATP-binding site; it causes intermediate impairment of ATP inhibition (IC50=98 μM) [ 25] which results in permanent form of the disease [permanent ND (PNDM ], sometimes also associated with developmental delay (i-DEND syndrome) (intermediate DEND syndrome; ND with developmental delay and epilepsy); [ 40].
For young fans in particular, the global tournament has provided a temporary respite from the effects of conflict – the sort of escape envisioned, in a more permanent form, by the UNITE FOR CHILDREN UNITE FOR PEACE campaign launched by UNICEF and FIFA for this year's World Cup.
