Sentence examples for same persistence from inspiring English sources
If social and economic explanations account for persistent low fertility there, then they may well produce the same persistence elsewhere.The reason for hoping otherwise is that the initial decline in southern and eastern Europe was drastic, and may be reversible.
Miami has displayed the same persistence and brilliant collaboration in its comebacks but finds itself reproved instead of embraced.
The same persistence, optimism and talent that would make Schumacher the champion five more times, from 2000 to 2004, while driving with Ferrari, is now giving him his second wind and the confidence to move ahead again.
Ever since he picked up his first graffiti spray can as a virtually feral child on the streets of Wolverhampton and began daubing the nearest wall, creativity has burst out of the 43-year-old musician with the same persistence as one of his relentless drum'n'bass tracks.
Furthermore, we present the results of two comparative experiments which used the same Persistence CF (Camargo and Masiero 2005).
Most versions of the brute-physical view imply that human people have the same persistence conditions as certain nonpeople, such as dogs.
They include the father of Mr Yudhoyono's daughter-in-law, one of several corruption suspects at the central bank, and so many DPR members that a judge asked if every law discussed there needs to be lubricated with cash.Same old, same oldThe persistence of pervasive corruption after the departure of the Suharto kleptocracy is only one of the clouds over Indonesia's vibrant new democracy.
Company B grew last year at 94percentt, from $5.2 million to $10 million, and plans to grow this coming year at 77percentt, again, reflecting the same growth persistence calculation.
The important concept here is that all environments are not the same and persistence of PPPs needs to be considered in relation to the environment of release and, if significant amounts are transported, in the receiving environment.
Hence, as mentioned in the work of Sampaio et al. [8], "Concurrency" is an implicit concern, observed from the existence of two other concerns in the same software: "Persistence" and "Performance".
The second paradoxical result is that when both types of movement are present in the same population, persistence results are often worse than those for a population possessing just one of the two processes, even if the 'total movement scale' (the sum of larval dispersal distance and adult home-range size) is the same (Figures 8).
