Sentence examples for more permanent state from inspiring English sources

In this perspective, consolidation is defined as the process by which new memories are gradually transformed from an initially labile state (in which they are vulnerable to disruption) to a more permanent state in which they are stabilized and/or strengthened [1].

We analyzed whether the presence of MAH within the intestine was transient, or if it was a longer-lived, more permanent state of colonization.

New memories consolidate over time from an initially labile state to a more permanent state (Matthies 1989; McGaugh 2000; Frankland and Bontempi 2005; Izquierdo et al. 2006; Morris 2006; Wang et al. 2006a).

It should develop a patina within 30 minutes, and reach a more permanent state within 24 hours.

More permanent, state-run camps have been built in others including Athens, Vienna and Stockholm.

They have employed more permanent staff.

Constitutional amendments would provide a more permanent prohibition than state statutes against gay marriage.

Austerity is beginning to seem less like a project and more like a permanent state of affairs.The bad news started with the growth projections.

The global food crisis has dragged on so long now that is beginning to seem less like a crisis and more like a permanent state of affairs.

The suggestion that Richter was a "free man" is also belied by the "more or less permanent state of torpor" of his later years.

Gorbachev, who had grown accustomed to a more or less permanent state of crisis and embattlement, somehow did not take the warning seriously.