Water, for example, under pressure and in a vacuum at a given temperature below freezing exists simultaneously as both liquid, gas, and ice, yet it is identifiable always as water (H 2 O), its basic nature.
(Water; exists; L:simultaneously; as both liquid, gas, and ice) (it; is; identifiable; T:always)
Water it
exists is
L:simultaneously as both liquid, gas, and ice
identifiable T:always