Sentence examples for perennial process from inspiring English sources

The German Roman Catholic dogmatician Karl Rahner's contrasting definition, in Sacramentum Mundi, points to a perennial process: Dogma is a form of the abiding vitality of the deposit of faith in the church which itself remains always the same.

Hence, the situation today is the result of a perennial process which started in the mid-1990s.

This stagnation and perennial process of going forward and backwards has permeated not only the economic sphere, but has also been relevant in politics, as Argentina witnessed a string of military interventions between 1930 and 1983.

In oil well drilling process, a perennial issue is formations detection particularly in passing through high and low pressure formations.

Although process-based models have been widely adopted for agricultural and forest ecosystems only very few studies have been carried out on the simulation of biogeochemical process underlying perennial bioenergy crop plantations [ 21– 21].

A growing body of knowledge also indicates epigenetic regulation plays a role in these processes in perennial horticultural and forestry plants.

Breeding and selection in cranberry, as with most woody perennials, is a lengthy process, requiring at least 3-4 years from seed to flowering progeny.

This, she insists, is the inevitable nadir of what she considers a monumental rebuilding process for a perennial losing program.

The problem of dealing with CVs during the hiring process is a perennial one.

The New York state budget process is a perennial mess good times and bad.

Naturally growing Saccharum munja on the derelict FA lagoons of NTPC Unchahar, India was identified as a native perennial grass in the rehabilitation process.