On the other hand, regurgitation is not so common, and usually a more permanent clinical condition compared to episodes of vomiting [ 3].
Now that economic impuissance appears to be more a permanent condition than a passing crisis, diCorcia's series feels increasingly eschatological, as if America had passed directly from Eden to the Last Judgment.
Failure is no more a permanent condition than is success.
Blue-collar whites were much more likely than nonwhites to view the poor as a class set apart from the rest of society – trapped in poverty as a more or less permanent condition.
While he doesn't expect it will happen, Fishman is telling shareholders that he may lower his long-standing profitability target if some current conditions become more permanent.
In comparison, clusters with fewer home births had higher socio-economic scores and were more permanent settlements with better living conditions.
The 2016 report, which is mostly based on figures up to 2012, said: "A significant proportion of those who moved out of poverty continue to live on just a few dollars per day, often with limited access to essential services and social protection, which would allow them to exit precarious living conditions on a more permanent basis.
Thus, it is possible that the intracortical network changes seen here are a necessary precursor for cortical plasticity, and that exercise creates the conditions under which more permanent plastic changes may occur.
Speaking in 2012, he said: Biologically, love is a powerful neurological condition like hunger or thirst, only more permanent.
We have to hope that this will not be a permanent condition, and that the Christian minorities there will once more find an honoured place among their neighbours, as they have done for most of the past 2,000 years.
