Sentence examples for states life from inspiring English sources

The most probing symphonies of Beethoven, Brahms and Mahler, and the more recent works of Sibelius, Ralph Vaughan Williams and Henryk Gorecki, communicate inward states, life experiences and stances that are of permanent value.

A set of seven code-compliant natural earthquake records was selected and employed to perform inelastic response history analyses at serviceability (operational and damageability limit states, OLS and DLS) and ultimate limit states (life safety and collapse prevention limit states, LSLS and CPLS).

Contrary to trends characteristic of most industrialized states, life expectancy in Russia dropped in the early 1990s.

VCM can represent the various signs, diseases, physiological states, life habits, drugs and tests described in drug monographs.

This approach is similar to that used for road signs and involved two steps: (1) The building of a graphical language, providing a set of medical icons that can be used to identify signs, diseases, physiological states, life habits, drugs and tests.

In this study, we present transcriptomes from four anthozoans: the sea anemone Anthopleura elegantissima (Brandt 1835) and the corals Fungia scutaria (Lamarck 1801), Montastraea cavernosa (Linnaeus 1767), and Seriatopora hystrix (Dana 1846) in varying symbiotic states, life history stages, and geographic locations (Table 1).

As the lyrics to the show's theme tune state, "Life is unfair".

The data vindicates Hobbes's basic insight, that without a state, life is likely to be "nasty, brutish and short".

He has remained involved with the school in his post-Ohio State life, assisting with its search for a new football coach last December.

But the legislative goal of shade is all but demanded by California's self-image as the golden state; life must take place out of doors.

Different quenching mechanisms can be distinguished by their different dependence on temperature and excited-state life time.