Transience

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Transience means passing with time. Something which has the property of transience is said to be transient, or often simply a transient or transient state.

Examples include:

• Transient (acoustics).
• A transient astronomical event is a phenomenon that is relatively short-lived by astronomical standards. Examples include supernovae, comets, and meteors.
• Transient state (chemical engineering).
• Transience (band), an alternative band from MA.
• Transient (civil engineering).
• Transient (computer programming).
• Transients
• Transient (oscillation) (electrical).
• A transient laborer is a type of temporary laborer
• A feeling of transience, called Mono no aware, has been important in Japanese culture.
• A transient screen is an element in user interface design.
• Transience, a short story by Arthur C. Clarke.
• A transgender person.