Sentence examples for permanent properties from inspiring English sources

Not all permanent properties are necessary.

(15) Modification in the nominal group proceeds from most deictic, least permanent properties to most permanent, least deictic.

To see why, distinguish, first, an object's temporary properties (i.e., the properties it has at some times of its existence and not at others) from its permanent properties.

As far as the problem of temporal qualitative variation goes, the constituent of a singular proposition with o as a constituent need not exclude its permanent properties and so need not be a completely bare particular, as the object instantiates those permanent properties whenever it exists.

The general aim of this paper is to find out if speech production characteristics may be explained by the physical and permanent properties of an acoustic tube that is 18 cm long.

The direct counter-model to Heraclitus' explanation of natural changes was the atomism of Leucippus, Democritus, and Epicurus, who viewed matter as constituted by inert material atoms with permanent properties (e.g., weight) and took natural developments to be the macroscopic effects of atoms colliding and changing their spatial positions.

The problems start when people begin to think of mutable landforms as permanent property.

In the next section, we explore the permanent property of the system (1.3).

The property of having been conceived in Provo is a permanent property of Susan but contingent, as her mother could have been elsewhere when Susan was conceived.

Thus, when G is a permanent property of F, it does not mean that the absence of F is a permanent property of the absence of G, which conflates logical and physical necessities and contradicts the assumption of contingency (Fetzer 1981, 193-4; and Fetzer 2000a).

Many papers (see [11 13] and the references cited therein) have showed that feedback control variables have no influence on the permanent property of continuous system with feedback control.