Sentences with phrase «permanent characteristic»

It is regarded to be permanent characteristics of insurance plan for elderly coverage that does not end after a term insurance.

The organic and humanly organic realms have permanent characteristics which play themselves out endlessly, cyclically, «everlastingly.»

The authors of the North Carolina study attempt to control for hard - to - measure permanent characteristics of students who attend charters by estimating what is known as student «fixed effect» models, which involves measuring how student performance changes as students switch between the charter and traditional sectors.

It is regarded to be permanent characteristics of insurance plan for elderly coverage...

Indeed, the possibility of crossing a threshold like that crossed by Christianity has been a permanent characteristic of Judaism, even apart from Christian influence.

On the more complex level of the human body, Whitehead says that the concept of the enduring soul with its permanent characteristics is not helpful in explaining the problem of how there can be originality.

Whitehead says, «The doctrine of the enduring soul with its permanent characteristics is exactly the irrelevant answer to the problem which life presents.

Specifically he argues, «The doctrine of the enduring soul with its permanent characteristics is exactly the irrelevant answer to the problem which life presents.

According to Samuel Johnson it's a permanent characteristic of a vigorous mind.

In the race to improve efficiency, increase productivity and outstrip rivals, the adoption of new technologies is now a permanent characteristic of the business landscape.

Some, like age and gender are permanent characteristics that you can not change.

The study also includes statistical controls that account for all permanent characteristics of a county, such as scarcity of buildable land, and all nationwide economic and housing trends.