And the circumstances are not transient.
The guide covers permanent landmarks, not transient phenomena.
It represents genuine progress, driven by competitive pressure and innovative response, not transient policy or irrational exuberance.
"We're talking about something that is severe, meaning it's disabling and distressing and is not transient".
Recording their conversations was, said Featherstone, also about "trying to keep hold of something; persuading yourself that something is not transient".
Dr. DiPietro has found that more active fetuses tend to become more active 1-year-olds, providing some evidence that the effects are not transient.
The complexity of ecosystem state change is compounded by the knowledge that an alternative ecosystem state, the product of a tipping point, is often not transient.
"We perceive coherence and not transient blindness because the brain connects the dots for us," said study co-author David Whitney, a psychology professor at UC Berkeley.
And though they are coming and going they seem to me not transient but heavy, laborious, for each one must make their journey through life, each one will die in a room somewhere.
Young's most recent collection, Pleasure, looks at "moments of huddled comfort", the "sensuality of food, flowers, and everyday life", finding that pleasure is not transient, but enduring and necessary.
Analyses on both simulated and empirical data were performed by using the general linear model with a shape assumed for sustained effects, but not transient effects.
