Skipping "Marienbad" meant missing out on a cultural conversation that could persist for a year.
Were the current level of crisis coverage to persist for a year, the major United States television news units would incur hundreds of millions of dollars in additional costs.
Giant swirling plumes of warm seawater that form above volcanic vents in the deep sea can persist for a year, according to oceanographers who for the first time have tracked one such plume.
The effect sizes for lung cancer are larger, and persist for a year longer than for all-cause deaths.
Without treatment, chlamydia may persist for a year or longer, with an estimated 10% of young women developing pelvic inflammatory disease within a year [ 4, 5].
Younger animals get infected in outbreak years, acquiring high titers that may persist for a year or more, while most adults are immune from previous exposure.
Parrish, proud son of Philadelphia, helps to innovate an American ideal of beauty which has persisted a hundred years: healthy, long-limbed, strong, and feminine.
These changes have persisted a few years after completion of the module for some respondents, adding to limited evidence of longer term changes of educational interventions [ 10].
(Each male has a different version of this call, which persists year after year.) A tremolo of 8 10 notes, resembling human laughter, is heard in spring in the loon's defense of territory or chicks.
A panel appointed by the board found that the door was acceptable, but the board persisted and, a year later, sued the Bar-Akivas.
