Sentence examples for static entities from inspiring English sources

We have learned that ecosystems are not — and have never been — static entities.

Memories are not static entities; over time they shift and migrate between different territories of the brain.

This may take the form of polytonality (the simultaneous use of two or more keys), using as static entities the notes of each key.

Emotions are not static entities with no element of growth.

But this is a problematic notion because molecules are not static entities.

Aristotle's promotion of science did not, however, change the prevailing view of species as static entities.

Their work challenges the notion of individuals as static, stable entities, either in control of or subject to their behaviours, but always, potentially, able to expunge them without compromising their essential selves.

Neither an environment nor an organism is a static entity.

The soul is not some static entity: it runs, like blood, rivers, an electrical current.

Every living organism's genome is not a static entity, but rather a dynamic one where changes in the DNA occur over time.

The idea of mind as a stream-like process, rather than a static entity, seems eminently suited to the satisfying dynamics of the novel, where the action of consciousness unfolds gradually through time, and every thought has a past, a present and a future.