At the same they share a sensibility with what has come before, one attuned to realities of constant change, which as often as not means loss.
Tolstoy sees reality as a system of constant adjustments, a long, tricky convoy of surprises, as realities jostle together and the vital, solipsistic ego is affronted by the otherness of the world.
One kind of long-lasting material reality exists by virtue of constant turnover in its constituent matter.
For workplaces and schools, the assumption of 75% of contacts within the group and 25% contacts outside the group, as made in the Imperial-Pitt model, appears closer to reality than the assumption of constant probability in the UW-LANL model [ 72].
There's the constant reality of drone warfare, which continues to maim and kill civilians in Yemen, Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Riggall says the whole thing will take four days to set up. "We're not a humanitarian organisation," he says, "but we feel passionate that art can tell the truth and that having an escape from their predicament through access to culture will offer a break from this constant reality of living in tents".
Competing with Apple, even if you're taking a very different approach and pricing your device much lower, is a constant reality of consumer tech these days.
Online marketing veterans know and fear the constant reality of friction.
There will be one more day of burnt boiled eggs for meals, hours of waiting in our cell, and the constant reality of intrusion.
To live as a queer person of color in this world is to either continuously confront the reality of your systematic and constant erasure from various narrative forms or to constantly contest the limited ways in which others depict us and our communities.
