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Eternity, is, as it were, a fixed point subject to a continuous succession of the adherences of instantaneous bits of the totality of existence, one bit adhering to eternity only continuously to be replaced by another; this continuous replacement constitutes the flow of time.
During the lifespan of a eukaryotic cell, its DNA is subject to a continuous range of assaults derived from its external and cellular environment.
(i) Irradiance: moist tropical forests (Lüttge, 2008 b, Chapters 3 and 4) are subject to a continuous cycle of successional states with the formation of gaps or clearings and the re-growth presenting a diverse and cyclically changing mosaic pattern (Watt, 1947; Orians, 1982; Remmert, 1985, 1991; van der Meer and Bongers, 1996).
Man is subject to a continuous flood of communication.
The representative mechanisms that have produced evolutionary change in Western constitutional democracies are themselves subject to a continuous process of adjustment and mutation.
This CDSS is an expert system built on an extensive clinical evidence base subject to a continuous process of evidence review and update.
The pulmonary ECM is subjected to a continuous turnover of more than 10% of the total ECM per day [ 86].
Ethanol flushing was simulated in columns packed with uncontaminated soils from the dry cleaners site that were dosed with TCE at concentrations observed in the field; after flushing, the columns were subjected to a continuous flow of 500 pore volumes of groundwater per week.
They're subjected to a continuous schedule of exam assessments.
