Sentence examples for perfectly persistent from inspiring English sources
Persistence is measured as the slope coefficient in a regression of current earnings on past earnings in which perfectly persistent earnings follow a random walk (Lev 1983).
Corresponding prenatal exposure declines for perfectly persistent chemicals following total fish substitution with produce are depicted in Figure 3D.
When contaminants were assumed to be perfectly persistent, model projections of prenatal exposure assuming 5-year advisory compliance and constant chemical emissions indicated both increasing and decreasing exposures, depending on chemical properties and the specific fish substitution scenario.
Initial simulations assumed that chemicals were perfectly persistent, exhibiting negligible breakdown in environmental compartments and organisms (including humans), which allowed us to evaluate the influence of chemical partitioning properties and compliance scenarios in the absence of any modifying effects of metabolism.
There is a breeze perfectly steady and persistent Blowing in toward shore from the other side Or from the world beyond the other side.
The dependencies are perfectly linear for persistent pollutants, and reactive chemicals exhibit only modest deviations from the line.
Still, the cutoff values did not perfectly predict flare or persistent remission after discontinuation.
However odd, the exchange perfectly captured one of the persistent sources of strain between the media and Republicans throughout the presidential campaign.
That should sound familiar, because it is a very persistent trope: America pretends it is perfectly comfortable with the ideal of a female president, only to discover that it is disappointed or horrified by every human woman it encounters.
It's a less imaginative version of Jorie Graham's "kindling that won't take," but the persistent interference of the text with the graphic images perfectly mimics the cicada's interference in our aural lives.
The linear part is first perfectly identified using a gradient-type algorithm and an ad-hoc input sequence that ensures persistent excitation.
