The lotus, in the water-lily form, is a persistent ornament in architecture.
Persistent fetal cortical architecture is potentially epileptogenic.
The persistent mini-columnar architecture seen on conventional stains was highlighted [ 28].
HGPS fibroblasts have a greatly reduced proliferative capacity, abnormal nuclear architecture, persistent activation of DNA damage checkpoints and shortened telomeres (Allsopp et al., 1992; Bridger and Kill, 2004; Goldman et al., 2004; Liu et al., 2005, 2006; Decker et al., 2009).
Children who are exposed to malnutrition early in life may experience lasting effects on their brain architecture and persistent disruptions of their stress response systems [ 6, 53].
For instance, when two people speak to each other, they assume their conversation is fleeting, but e-mail and instant messaging, by making that conversation persistent, offer a new architecture.
Excavation is continuing at the site; the monumental architecture and persistent tradition of sculpture in a variety of styles suggest the site was of some importance.
This is in agreement with the results of a recent study [26], which showed persistent changes of GM and WM architecture in healthy individuals 4 weeks after juggling was terminated.
This interplay between inside and out would become a persistent theme in Perriand's architecture: she made a building's surroundings present in its interior.
A staged photograph of a dark-skinned man carrying a stack of white bricks that obscures his face, by the Cuban artist Alexandre Arrechea, can refer to Cuba's crumbling Modernist architecture, or its persistent racism, or to something else.
