Sentence examples for transient reality from inspiring English sources
Anguished by transient reality, Jiménez next sought salvation in an absorbing, manic dedication to poetry stripped of adornment what he called poesía desnuda ("naked poetry")—as in Eternidades (1918; "Eternities") and Piedra y cielo (1919; "Stone and Sky").
Autumn is a beautiful, poignant symphony of memories, dreams and transient realities; the "endless sad fragility" of mortal lives.
Conceptually, the show revels in themes of addressing technology, mortality, and transient success through augmented reality.
If rapid and efficient reprogramming by transient miRNA delivery becomes a reality, routine iPS derivation for future clinical applications may rely entirely on this method.
The most conspicuous characteristic of Impressionism in painting was an attempt to accurately and objectively record visual reality in terms of transient effects of light and colour.
The causes of disagreement between large-scale code calculations and reality for problems involving fast, transient loading have been discussed.
For an expression of reality in the numerical solution, a transient simulation was needed.
Although we used averaged kinetic parameters to represent degradation of pseudo-compounds in each simulation, in reality the specific rate coefficient has a transient nature because the composition of oil droplets changes over time.
Thus, the experimental system we developed can be used to gain further insight into the effects of transient assemblies of motors, which may be closer to the reality with cells and could inform on the mechanisms of axonal transport.
When drilling in practice the force transients are affected by many disturbances and are not as clear as indicated in Figure 2. In reality tissue inconsistency, debris, involuntary disturbances of the patient, and other disturbances are present.
Whereas some maps are scientifically accurate symbolic representations of the reality of the earth's surface, the mapping that I use in my practice is exploratory – pointing out transient and ephemeral phenomena.
