Sentence examples for with permanence from inspiring English sources

"There's an obsession in architecture with permanence, it's considered the ultimate virtue," he says.

They are the inheritors of a 19th-century masterpiece syndrome that linked quality with permanence and durability.

It seems Dugdale is confusing accessibility with permanence: granted many people have been shocked by the speed with which remarks spread through the digital world; certainly texts are now accessible that it would previously have been more difficult to obtain.

Here, Newsom describes her childhood in Nevada City (as hippy a town as Californian towns get), her obsessive harp-playing as a teenager, Renaissance paintings, and her preoccupation with permanence and "what it actually means to be remembered – which is basically to say death".

The problem with permanence: paying for it.

It is a strange paradox that our human twitches and hesitations leave almost no marks within a medium whose greatest claims combine immediacy with permanence.

The Q 90 is the flow with 90% permanence in time and Q 95 with 95%, with an extrapolation in the rainy periods in which there is a great increase of the river flow.

From (4.2 - 4.3 4.2 - 4.3 corresponding proofs in Theorems 3.2 and 3.3, respectively, together with the permanencorrespondingf fixed proofsindex, we have i(Theorems{1}^, P)=1 (4.4) and i(T, P_{r^_{2}}, P)=1.

In Arizona's Sonoran Desert region for example, streams with flow permanence of <25% have significantly lower riparian species diversity than streams with higher flow permanence (Stromberg et al., 2007).

"They also exist with a permanence that makes them part of the community".

Grappling with the permanence of death is nothing short of terrifying, and children often react to that fear with tumultuous emotion — anger, inappropriate humor, defiance.