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The wind and the water were carrying on their perpetual quarrel.

In swarm systems with heritability, individual variation and imperfection will lead to perpetual novelty, or what we call evolution.

Yes, that seems to express the rapidity of life, the perpetual waste and repair; all so casual, all so haphazard.

We prefer the term perpetual intermediates, because although beginners quickly improve to become intermediates, they seldom go on to become experts.

It is a very necessary component of any online help system because it provides what perpetual intermediates need the most: access to features.

For a start, if you rely on novelty to keep life interesting, you risk ending up on a perpetual treadmill, always seeking the next thrill.

New users are happy with world vectors, but as they progress to become perpetual intermediates they begin to develop their working sets, and the (pedagogic) world vectors will start to seem tedious.

Despite the public image of a politician in perpetual motion, Mr Sarkozy can be found in this book in quiet contemplation, staring blankly out of a window, or into the night.

It would be more sensible if you could, say, double-click in the space between existing entries to create a new, blank entry right there, or at least have a perpetual open space at the beginning or end of the list with a Click to Add Entry label on it to make it discoverable.

Kendrick Perkins: He plays with a perpetual snarl that mirrors his body-bumping game plan.

By the legends, the two perpetual motifs“ Discipline” and“ Punishment”, which keep the society stable and concordant, are expressed.

They asserted a kind of perpetual literary property, rooted in the customs of the trade and policed by their own corps of roving agents.

Is there any need to offer proof that this odious perversion of the law is a perpetual source of hatred and discord; that it tends to destroy society itself?

This is my perpetual loyalty to my faith.

What Spitzer observed was a sort of perpetual crystalline rainstorm made of a bright green mineral of a class called olivine, pouring down on the infant star.

On coming back a few days afterwards (for I did not consider my banishment perpetual) I found they had christened him `Heathcliff': it was the name of a son who died in childhood, and it has served him ever since, both for Christian and surname.

It holds out to us a perpetual admonition to preserve alike and with equal anxiety the rights of each individual State in its own government and the rights of the whole nation in that of the Union.

The Israelites certainly hoped to secure the perpetual aid and blessing and protection of a well-disposed deity.