'permanence at' is not a grammatically correct phrase in English.
You can use the phrase 'permanence in' to indicate a long-term state of being within a specific place, situation, or feeling. Example: Her hope for permanence in a stable job was finally realized after many years of hard work.
No children, even with parental consent — too much permanence at too young an age.
He won't ink a child even with parental consent — too much permanence at too young an age.
On the other hand, how can a show like this be narratively fulfilling without a marriage, or some notion of permanence, at the end?
What would the various social media sites look like if ephemerality was the default and permanence, at most, an option?" he wrote.
Prior has 80 from 92 balls now; Finn, secreting permanence at the crease, has 15 from 52. "Broad just doesn't get enough practice with the bat," says Phil. "Tailenders lose form too, just like top order players.
He has been boss of Aggreko for 11 years; in that time the market capitalisation of the supplier of temporary power generators has risen almost tenfold to £4.5bn, bringing FTSE 100 status and a sense of permanence at the top.
Samples kept at 0°C for short time rapidly crystallize into the helical form I at room temperature, whereas longer permanence times at 0°C increase the stability of the trans-planar mesomorphic phase which remains stable and inhibits the normal crystallization of the sample into the helical form at room temperature.
The formation of the trans-planar mesomorphic form at 0°C is followed as a function of the permanence times at 0°C by X-ray diffraction and FTIR spectroscopy.
These findings offer evidence that very young infants represent objects as persisting even when they are no longer in view, an understanding of object permanence thoroughly at odds with the claims of Piaget and Quine.
Dinu Lipatti's recordings 10 years later were among the first to recognize that permanence without impregnability was not very permanent at all.
Figure 8A illustrates repeated forgetting at a representative synapse, synapse 4, and permanence of memory at synapse 5.
