Well, perhaps the neighbouring population was too transient to register a complaint.
The light is too faint and transient to be seen by the unassisted eye.
The transient, to him, was Christianity's theological and scriptural dogma, and the permanent was its moral truths.
They aspire not to disclose the timeless, but to discern the transient, to clasp the texture of experience — a passing moment, an instant's glimpse, a sensation as compressed and meticulously evoked as a haiku.
Girardi is of the opinion that players' lives are too transient to wear what may be classified in some states as a dangerous weapon.
This month the Hypervoice Consortium opened an online forum to create standards and practices for how we'll manage the switch from the transient to the permanent.
Last month, in the journal Anesthesia and Analgesia, two leading medical rationalists, pharmacologist David Colquhoun and neurologist Steven Novella, stuck in the knife: "the benefits of acupuncture are likely nonexistent, or at best are too small and too transient to be of any clinical significance," they wrote.
"My idea was to give parents a way to start conversation with a child, to introduce the notion that high times may be transient, to prepare ourselves," said Valerie Tripp, the author of the six-part book series that accompanies Kit.
But creating a social network around shopping seems to me to be too transient to last the distance.
There were two nonserializable instance variables (servlet and multipartRequestHandler) that were made transient to enable serialization.
The PRHRS performance was investigated under Loss of Power (LOP) transient to assess the feasibility of the PRHRS design.
