(1) To register ( sound or images ) in permanent form by mechanical or electrical means for reproduction.

(2) Writing or somehow tracking information in a permanent form dramatically decreases the need to remember stuff.

(3) So life is, quote: a permanent form of processes of force fixations, determinations where, that's important, the various opponents grow unequally.

(4) A democracy cannot survive as a permanent form of government. It can last only until its citizens discover that they can vote themselves largesse from the public treasury.

(5) Writing grew out of an attempt to reproduce speech in a permanent form.

(6) The electrophysiological findings and the results of catheter radiofrequency ablation of 6 patients with the permanent form of junctional reciprocating tachycardia(PJRT)were presented in the study.

(7) A democracy is always temporary in nature, it simply can't exist as a permanent form of government.

(8) Among the numerous ancient cultures who appear to have used tattooing as a permanent form of body adornment, the Nubians to the south of Egypt are known to have used tattoos.

(9) If the outsole material itself is not appropriate for any printing or stamping, then the size on sock must be in a permanent form either by printing(http://), stamping or embossing.

(10) Copyrights are automatically granted to creators as soon as their creations are set down in permanent form.

(11) This last stage could have existed independently at first. Later on, DNA could have appeared as a more permanent form of storage, thanks to its superior chemical stability.

(12) Life for him he once wrote in the Nach Las is to be defined as, quote: a permanent form of processes or force fixations.