A sense of the mutability and transitoriness of the world is intensified by the departures, behind the wall, of a sailing ship and a steam-train. |
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These problems of cost must be solved if any mechanism to increase general mutability is to persist. |
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They are claiming an immutable state when their behavior shows extreme mutability. |
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He criticizes the author for underestimating the mutability and interpenetration of cultures. |
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The mutability of language is itself immutable, and English never stops growing and changing. |
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Darwin had been aware since 1837 that the creationist doctrine of fixed species would crumble if only he could find extreme mutability within one species. |
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Over the past 10 years, experimental observations have suggested that bacteria might be able to alter their mutability purposefully in response to stress. |
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Time parameters should take into account the time mutability of the content of biogenic substances. |
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On the reversed wheel the souls ascend from mutability to immutability through discipleship. |
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One of the more fascinating findings in experimental psychology is the existence of a neurochemical basis for the mutability of memory. |
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Seeming to escape the laws of logic, the anamorphisis and the cartoons both comment on the mutability of reality. |
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The mutability suggested by those two comments seemed all too familiar. |
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Often, one of the best aspects of working together is the dawning awareness of the mutability and fuzziness of disciplinary boundaries. |
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But scientists are also making advances. The medicine chestOne reason that HIV is such a difficult adversary is its mutability. |
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Sellers translated his vocal mutability into a visual variety, applying wigs and fake noses, playing old men and women, and creating a new kind of stardom. |
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Strenuous efforts at concretion confront the inevitability of mutability. |
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The path between the mutability and immutability is through the Fixed Cross. |
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Thanks to lenticular lenses, the figures disappeared like ghosts when the photographs were viewed from certain angles, suggesting the mutability of memory. |
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Walls and furniture dissolve into liquid pools and transparent washes, evocative of the mutability of memory and the instability of visualization. |
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The nova of 1572 and various observed comets on the far side of the moon threatened the old orderĀ : they signified that it was not only the sublunar sphere which was the arena of mutability. |
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On the way to crucifixion Christ is said to have lifted the cross twice, which is but a symbolic presentation of the soul's journey from mutability to immutability via discipleship. |
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Surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy treatments advance constantly. Cancer's endless mutability, its ruthless adaptation to survive, is being matched by resourcefulness. |
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The ethnographic studies of artisans and workers, farmers and cattle breeders that began being undertaken in the 1950s brought to light a panorama of ways of life marked by diversity, mutability and mutual exchange. |
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It 'a medieval village with churches and fortresses, and a stern-looking mountain village charm made even more irresistible by the extreme mutability of time. |
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This mutability is itself a sure sign of a masterpiece, but above all it also honors the artists who refuse to restrict themselves to a mere art of reproduction. |
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In Gemini the mutability results in manifestation of duality. |
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The Moon and its phases alluded to in the play, in his view, stand for permanence in mutability. |
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There rise authors now and then, who seem proof against the mutability of language, because they have rooted themselves in the unchanging principles of human nature. |
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It is explained that this allusion is related to the topic of mutability. |
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