Sentence examples for temporary transient from inspiring English sources

But few of us really pay this much attention as we seek temporary, transient happiness, the "If only I had" game, which constantly brings dissatisfaction.

This may be temporary ("transient ischemic attack") in 10 16% of cases, but many (67 85% of cases) end up with a permanent deficit or a stroke.

Distinct from stable transgenic plants, plant RNA viruses provide a temporary, transient expression system.

Sensitive industrial equipment should be protected against steady-state distortions and temporary transients in the distribution lines.

Results obtained and proposed solutions to minimise the levels of overvoltage for both the temporary and transient cases are presented and discussed.

A simple but important lesson to be draw from this failure is the need for engineers who design foundations in soft soil regions to consider not only the final loading conditions, but also any temporary and transient loading conditions during the construction process.

The direct construction and manufacturing jobs, Goodman concluded, would be temporary and transient, with pipeline builders being imported, for the most part, to camps along the planned route.

Ross has the experience and perspective to see the enduring themes in the U.S.-Israel alliance, and to be able to deemphasize (or even ignore) the stuff that is temporary or transient.

Many painting companies rely on temporary or transient employees that lead to high turnover rates and decreased service quality.

Furthermore, the focus of self-management support for LTC management tends to be on moments of crisis or the temporary and transient, and lack engagement with a wider set of resources and networks [ 1, 5].

Applying utilities from standardized instruments such as the Health Utilities Index (HUI) or the EQ-5D which were developed to value chronic health states in adults (and children 6 and older in the case of the HUI) are unlikely to be accurate for valuing temporary or transient health states in very young children [ 15, 18].