The matter persisted for eight or nine months before fading without an apology or a lawsuit, Snoeks said.
These functions of living matter persist in all phyla of eumetazoans vascular plants as well as in particular species of fungi.
"There is great risk of severe restrictions being imposed on flight operations if matters persist.
The Samkhya school assumes the existence of two bodies, a temporal body and a body of "subtle" matter that persists after biological death.
Everywhere and across time, for those who believe in a soul, an afterlife, and God, and for heretics, infidels, agnostics and atheists, dead bodies matter: "personhood persists where it no longer resides".
This process formed gypsum and soluble organic matter that persist in the unsaturated, weathered shale today.
Though Gessen later describes the ways in which Harbach improved the novel in subsequent drafts ("more compact, less sentimental, funnier"), I think it's fair to say that a lightness of tone and style (and to a lesser extent of subject matter) has persisted into the published version of the book.
This question is not new in QoL research, but remained a matter of persisting concern (Koller et al, 1996; Sneeuw and Aaronson, 2002; Groenvold et al, 2007).
Our results show that widespread white matter abnormalities persist following traumatic brain injury and that the pattern of damage to specific white matter tracts predicts some aspects of the profile of cognitive deficits that are present.
No matter: the feeling persists that these two old enemies will keep pecking away at each other like a pair of old fishwives who can't quite hear the other's argument.
Scotus follows Aristotle in identifying matter as what persists through substantial change and substantial form as what makes a given parcel of matter the definite, unique, individual substance that it is.
