| 词汇 | example_english_transience |
| 释义 | Examples of transienceThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. In terms of the notions of transience and durability introduced above, the emphasis thus seems to be on transience. This transience is further highlighted by the fact that there were no permanent political organizations. Poverty and transience were just the first of the family's suspicious traits. Within the farmstead itself, however, there is still periodic renewal and transience at play. Settling in and moving on : transience and older people in care homes. We now use the transience of nonintersecting walks to show that the time t cannot be too large. He did not fear his own death, but that of others flung the transience of the world hard into his face. That both have become signs of transience and meaningless consumption is part of his diagnosis of the modern condition. Others chose to emphasise the transience of mortal existence. Logically, these seeds may have a short transience in or on the soil before germination. The preconscious, object-like condition of termless wandering recalls the primordial transience underlying self-awareness, against which the intentional wakefulness of knowledge defines itself. The first and the second function contribute to the transience of particular forms, while the third function contributes to its continuity. They do not represent 'frontier ' communities characterized by high levels of transience and change. A shuffled synchrony was calculated to estimate the number of synchronous spikes that were simply due to the stimulus transience and not the tight correlation. Boarding houses increasingly came to be associated in the public mind with transience, immorality and vice. The transience of the urban experience was evolving towards a point where information and the city were synonymous. Finally, values of transience and durability are also seen to operate at the level of the person, where they articulate with the local/foreign continuum. As well as representing death, the photograph also points to our own death, the transience of life, and triggers memories of the dead. Worker transience also forced arsenal management to increase social welfare benefits. In most cases, their transience is caused by the violent nature of their criminality. Although workers engaged sporadically in strikes and slowdowns, the harsh authoritarian practices they faced in state-run industries forced workers to oppose management on a more subterranean level through their transience. A possibly ritualised practice of leaving behind domestic artefacts in the house or elsewhere on the farmyard may be interpreted as further confirmation of this emphasis on transience. In the discourses surrounding live performance, ideas of disappearance and transience mark one set of recurring imagery, but they are accompanied by a mirroring, complementary yet contradictory, discourse of documentation. There was the swirling and confusing rhythm of life, but a life which borders on death - not in terror of mortality, but a reflection of the transience of life. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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