Sentence examples for persistent space from inspiring English sources

Referring to the same sequence, film theorist Andrew Hageman notes that "the ninety-second coda that follows Betty/Diane's suicide is a cinematic space that persists after the curtain has dropped on her living consciousness, and this persistent space is the very theatre where the illusion of illusion is continually unmasked".

At the end of their life, unless they can be propelled to a higher orbit where they will disintegrate more quickly, they become persistent space junk.

The intention is to create a persistent space to support interaction between project personnel throughout the design and construction phases of projects.

Persistent dead space is defined as dead space requiring a supplementary reconstructive procedure during the follow-up period.

"These things are persistent in space and time and the one that caused the 2009 flooding in Cumbria sat over one point in the Lake District for a day or more," Dr Lavers said.

· a storage constraint refers to storage requirements of the application, such as persistent storage space.

It has since evolved to treat persistent pleural space infections associated with bronchopleural fistulas (BPF) as well as post-pneumonectomy BPF [23].

Major complications included total or partial flap necrosis, major wound of dehiscence more than one- third of the incision length,and persistent dead space.

In addition, the source cannot always be treated as persistent in space or time, primarily because of the biological and physical processes that regulate its expression, as described above.

However, it has been argued that parasites should be of particular interest to evolutionary-developmental biology precisely because their tight associations with host species create "highly integrated reproductive developmental ecological systems" that are persistent through space and time [ 15].

Additionally, after lung reduction surgery, the flutter valve is used to treat prolonged air leaks without the potentially damaging effect of suction on a severely emphysematous lung [ 42], and is more effective in dealing with postoperative air leaks when there is no persistent pleural space [ 43].