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.
"Is this the spot?" I wonder as the road slips by, the weight of history offset both by the unexpected beauty of its smooth silvery skin beneath an icy December sky, and my father's persistent offer of Fruitella (or "Opal Fruits" as he, a Mancunian-Italian, insists on calling them).
The changes in debt are used as dependent variables to maintain potentially persistent offer effects on debt.
Shape-persistent receptors offer clear benefits like preorganization to enhance binding affinities and their small degree of conformational freedom allows for a high correlation between design and experimental outcomes.
tag yourself I keep leaning heavily on the receptionist's desk and asking her out for lunch, and every day I'm here, the lunch requests more persistent, the offers more lavish, and she knows it's a joke, she knows it's a joke – she's got a boyfriend, Ben, a personal trainer actually, bloody good guy – but it's not a joke.
But I always assumed that the whole point of Obama's persistent refusal to offer anything all that bold on entitlement reform in public was to keep the issue on the table for election-year demagoguery.
These data support the notion that persistent inflammatory conditions offer powerful chemical, biological and environmental hazards in causing additional genetic alterations at site-specific tissues.
Some libraries or environments also offer persistent storage using text files, extensible markup language (XML) files, binary files, databases, or clouds.
Quick Hit is being designed to attract gamers and sports fans alike, and will offer persistent gameplay that tracks player stats and records between sessions.
The ideas behind modern operating systems fall into two major categories: (1) ways to improve the performance, stability, and reliability of today's computers and (2) ways to be positioned to exploit the computers of tomorrow, which, with multiple processors and persistent network connections, offer opportunities and challenges never seen before.
At the depth of the Great Depression, President Franklin Roosevelt promised "bold, persistent experimentation" to offer recovery and relief to the American people.
