Sentence examples for permanent object from inspiring English sources

It's even harder when the list is a permanent object like a book.

That, along with his bumptiousness, made him a permanent object of suspicion.

A major advance in recall memory occurs between the 8th and 12th months and underlies the child's acquisition of what Piaget called "the idea of the permanent object".

A navigation feature is an expected (permanent) object that a robot's sensors can detect and measure and that can be reasonably discriminated from other objects around it.

"Just look at this place!" said Xem Smit, 22, who for the past year has struggled to maintain order at a municipal bike parking lot in the heart of town, waving a hand at bikes chained to lampposts, benches, trees and almost any other permanent object across a tree-lined square between the stock market and the big De Bijenkorf department store.

The object storage project (Swift) is responsible for delivering a scalable, redundant, and permanent object storage.

One of the most perplexing permanent objects is what Museum says is one of the shoes the Iraqi journalist Muntader al-Zaidi threw at President George W. Bush in Iraq in 2008.

The assumption that buildings should be designed and constructed as permanent objects is commonly treated as an axiom.

He perceived books as permanent objects that were invested with power.

However, as any elementary school teacher will tell you, people have to learn with real, permanent objects before they can understand ideas.

But these go far beyond nostalgia: touchable, permanent objects tell the story better, and have the added effect of placing the narrative in an era when it was cool to mope and when being strange was a cross to bear.