Sentence examples for incessant flux from inspiring English sources
Like recent books on Proust, Joyce and Austen, How to Live skilfully plucks a life-guide from the incessant flux of Montaigne's prose.
Genomes of bacteria and archaea (collectively, prokaryotes) appear to exist in incessant flux, expanding via horizontal gene transfer and gene duplication, and contracting via gene loss.
Comparative genomics of prokaryotes (archaea and bacteria) provides compelling evidence that the genomes of these organisms are in incessant flux (Snel et al. 2002; Dagan et al. 2008; Koonin and Wolf 2008).
The enormous diversity of the gene repertoires among bacteria and archaea implies that prokaryotic genomes exist in a state of incessant flux, expanding through horizontal gene transfer (HGT), gene duplication and possibly de novo emergence of genes, and contracting via gene loss [ 6, 18– 20].
But even as the high concept evaporates and a more traditional form of connoisseurship prevails, one comes away with a succinct perception of culture as eternally in flux, driven by the incessant human desires for beauty, power and comfort and the need to know what's over the horizon.
Wells's Earth is a place of incessant evolution; everything is perpetually in struggling flux.
Pound with incessant fury.
Incessant and relentless change".
The work became incessant.
