Sentence examples for a constancy in from inspiring English sources

So the so-called "definition" has on some other basis to establish a constancy in use of the sign.

However, there was a constancy in performance in the combined-stressor conditions such that performance did not vary significantly from that found in the control conditions.

This is accomplished by considering a constancy in the relationship between normalized hardness ¯p/σ0.1 and E/σ0.1 at different a/D and n values, where σ0.1 in the characteristic (representative) indentation strain in the spirit of Tabor's analyses.

This suggests that either local adaptation or thermal acclimation in these species leads to a constancy in aerobic scope at the prevailing summer temperature.

Finally, and taking advantage of our study design (4 sites, 2 years) we expect a turnover in species composition within-network but also a constancy in the general patterns describing network topology, as previously reported in other studies [17] [19].

The apparent constancy in U IV) speciation implies a constancy in the mechanism(s) of reduction.

From this point on, there's a new constancy in A's ever-changing existence.

This increase may well be real, and although it could also reflect a change in how pathologists describe and classify melanoma, a detailed review of melanoma incidence trends suggests a remarkable constancy in the pathological definition of melanoma over time and place, at least up to the late 1980s (van der Esch et al, 1991).

In conclusion, our analyses present a dynamic GIT microbiota, capable of accommodating a significant turnover of taxa at different phylogenetic levels while maintaining a remarkable constancy in total functional capabilities.

George Strait presents himself in his music as a man of his word, a paragon of constancy in a world besieged by change.

Grant's marital farces with Irene Dunne probably wouldn't have been as effective as they were if he hadn't suggested a bedevilled constancy in the midst of the confusion.