Significados de impermanence en inglés

It may be a transient animal or a resident animal, he said.

However, this suppressive effect was transient and normalized by day 21 post-BMT.

The postoperative course was uneventful except transient bradycardia immediately after the procedure.

However, a transient low CD4 count is not uncommon in recent infections.

Patients: One hundred consecutive patients with ischemic stroke and transient ischemic attack.

For one transitory moment, I think I may have actually seen it.

It is vital that school staff are supported throughout this transitory period.

If they are linked, let's hope the phenomenon is a transitory one.

The life of human beings in this world is fleeting and transitory.

So from the iron bracelet a voice tells of the transitory vision.

However, it can be done without sacrificing the ephemeral for the essential.

They are just one esoteric, perhaps ephemeral, way a league does business.

Auden is saying that love, ephemeral in nature, becomes eternal in language.

She looked strangely ephemeral, as if he was seeing her through water.

Some seek eternal beauty, and place their ephemeral life in the infinite.

The transience of students puts pressure on teachers and classes, she said.

The transience of the contents of art may be of two kinds.

He'd seen threads himself, watched their fluidity, and marveled at their transience.

Now that he was out of the service, he continued the transience.

As permanence becomes a possibility, pride in transience starts to look questionable.

And now we're hitting a new apex of ephemerality in our currency.

He thinks it highlights the ephemerality of the human reign on Earth.

He is also good at illustrating the ephemerality of pop music.

But then, ephemerality was the summation of most human activities.

Design projects this sense of immediacy and ephemerality not only through T-shirts or the Internet.

For the life on man is wholly subject to danger and impermanency.

From Aryan India, through China, came Buddhism, with its vast doctrine of impermanency.

Generally speaking, we construct for endurance, the Japanese for impermanency.

Even in Japanese art-developed, if not actually created, under Buddhist influence-thedoctrine of impermanency has left its traces.

Under prohibition, the flossiest bars didn't cost much to build, because the management realized there was some threat of impermanency.

It was the planlessness, the flimsy temporariness of the buildings, their faded unpleasant colors.

If not, we risk increasing those feelings of alienation and temporariness that effect our youth so violently.

The occupation's putative temporariness enabled liberal Zionists to see themselves as genuine liberals, to define Israel as a democracy.

He heard the temporariness of the phrase he'd chosen and realized he wouldn't have put it that way in front of Madeleine.

Of course, all advanced bases are distant bases, but the words usually imply temporariness, as does in fact the word "advance."