Sentence examples for persistence of contents from inspiring English sources

The endurance or persistence of contents suggests an account of apparent motion, phi or beta, in which identical states close in time and space but not identical, are counted as identical.

Information on depth persistence of soil water content (SWC) is useful for adopting data assimilation techniques in integrating remote sensing data and soil water modeling.

Whether through the mainstreaming of bespoke and DIY culture, with things like the Maker Faire in the United States and elsewhere, or the emergence of that mad and wonderful reimagining of the Victorian era "steampunk", or the growing community on Etsy.com or just the continued persistence of user-generated content, my sense is that having a voice has never been more important.

Lung tissue, and an ex vivo CT analysis were used to assess for the persistence of inflammation, fibrosis and collagen content in this model.

With respect to IVD cellular content, the persistence of notochordal cells within the disc NP of certain animals such as the NCD canine is thought to contribute uniquely to resistance to DDD.

In order to determine how iSCNT embryos would regulate their mtDNA content, we assessed these embryos for their overall mtDNA content and the persistence of donor cell mtDNA (Figure 3).

This unrepaired damage could block or slow late-stage chromosome processing pathways (such as chromosome partitioning), causing the persistence of cell populations with higher DNA content during stationary phase.

Despite the implementation of the Bologna process in Europe and the persistence of differences in objectives and training content in medical schools across countries, we believe that the results of this study may be of interest also from an international perspective.

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