Bearing in mind that there is a heavy expatriate population, all of which have to be sponsored for residency either through an employer or by a family member, there is a tangible feeling of
transiency. Surely some
The school drew from a low to medium socioeconomic area with an increasing
transiency. There was a growing population of children with EAL/D backgrounds, including Indigenous and migrant families.
The Deer Hum, like many of their contemporaries, address the turbulence and
transiency of expatriate life.
The serious anxiety we experience over our contingency, our finitude, and our
transiency may be a more enduring feature of being human than our joy, our laughter, or the way "we make a dwelling in the evening air, in which being there together is enough." (36) Heightening that anxiety today are all the urgent reasons to doubt that the biophysical conditions of life can be maintained on this planet.
Part of Star-C's mission is to improve educational performance by reducing student
transiency. It partners with apartments near high-need schools, stabilizing affordable housing communities with a mandate/landlord agreement to keep rents affordable.
Given prior literature describing the
transiency of livestock-associated S.
Vertigo occurs after specific head movements and has the characteristics of nystagmus, with respect to latency time, fatigability, and
transiency. Canalithiasis and cupulolithiasis are the most likely mechanisms underlying BPPV.
Other issues were related to the implementation of specific PCMH elements, such as modifying EHR systems to support PCMH changes, employing team-based care (e.g., instituting huddles and integrating care coordination), adapting the PCMH model to address characteristics of the FQHC patient population (e.g., high
transiency, multiple languages, low health literacy, and lack of insurance), and managing specifics of the NCQA recognition application process.
In a world of increasing rapidity and
transiency, the military finds itself at the forefront of what some may call a new era of warfare.
It also included
transiency and history of the companies.
(11) Among its features are
transiency or short-lived experience, ineffable or difficulty rendering events into mental constructs, gnosis or direct somatic awareness outside of mental considerations, objectivity or clarity, and a sense of oneness or awareness that all things are connected.
transiency - an impermanence that suggests the inevitability of ending or dying