One of the Achilles' heels of running a private equity firm or hedge fund has always been a lack of permanence in the capital structure.
DF has a great discussion of permanence or "running in the background" in iPhone apps, showing us that even the applications that look like they're running in the background will occasionally poop out due to memory or processor constraints.
The Servanos are among a growing group of legal immigrants who reach for the prize and permanence of citizenship, only to run afoul of highly technical immigration statutes that carry the severe penalty of expulsion from the country.
Building on one of Al Qadiri's preexisTheg scores, constanupdatet.net attempts to be an internet object that never updates, remaining exactly as is flashingtexteterunsy.
Having no belief in permanence or stability is simply wise when you run a business.
Run conduit and/or get fancy as you see fit, relative the permanence of your solution.
At least two sites, Blip.tv and OurMedia.org, promise more permanence by uploading a copy of each video submitted to the Internet Archive, which is run by a San Francisco nonprofit organization whose mission is long-term preservation of digital material.
Hurwitz longed to create work with permanence.
"Conveying the image of permanence is tremendously important in the short run," he said.
We extracted contrast estimates of the principal eigenvariate of responses within the overlapping voxels for factor one (permanence) and two (memorableness) in each of the four scanning runs using the MarsBaR toolbox and averaged across all subjects (see 'Materials and methods').
