Sentence examples for momentary event from inspiring English sources

The worldwide factory revival is no momentary event, argues Robert J. Barbera, chief economist at the research and trading firm ITG, but rather the return to everyday business after an overreaction to the terror that gripped financial markets in the fall of 2008.

On the other it might be a momentary event.

The three infants enter a self initiated musical performance, a momentary event of sharing minds in triadic play that educator Jane enjoys through joining in with expressive voice and playful movements.

It is immanent within each momentary event as its spontaneous power; and it is also transcendent to that event of becoming in the sense that it is never exhausted by the forms in which it is found, but is always potentially a "more" that is "not yet" actualized.

Wrongdoing, harm, violence, and crime are always a process, never merely a momentary event of legality or illegality.

The hazards are envisaged as momentary event forces.

No positive entity could arise out of mere absence a thesis that is pressed against what seems to be a Buddhist view that in a series of momentary events every member is caused by the destruction of the preceding member.

In the Fourier basis functions, momentary events are blended into one coefficient (Gurley and Kareem 1999).

The result is an uninterrupted, flowing continuum (santāna) of causally connected momentary events.

If causes, conditions, and their results are all momentary events, how can an event that has ended have a result?

Put differently, the Abhidharma reinterprets the terms by which the sūtras portray sequential processes as applying to discrete, momentary events (Cousins 1983, 7; Ronkin 2005, 66 78).