Day looks were streamlined and simple, with jackets cropped at the waist, and fabrics stiffened to hold a constant shape.
And yes, if the candidate is a constant shape-shifter, saying whatever it takes to get elected, his opponents should pounce.
Traditionally, a constant shape factor has been used in most of the commercial reservoir simulators.
Their set is a constant shape-shifting coterie of guest singers, jumping hype men, pogoing brass players and soul, house, bass and rudeboy ragga hybrids that pump harder than Fitness First at peak time.
Hierarchical switching of conductivity through the internal cluster motion among multiple stationary states while maintaining a constant shape, is advantageous for the integration of endohedral fullerene-based single-molecule memory and logic devices into parallel molecular computing architectures.
Within the low Gz range, mass transfer is generally described by the Graetz problem (Sh=3.67) which assumes that the concentration profile comprises a constant shape over the fibre radius.
It was also taken for granted in the sculpture of the past that its components were of a constant shape and size and, with the exception of items such as Augustus Saint-Gaudens's Diana (a monumental weather vane), did not move.
Radicella and Zhang (1995) presented an improved version of the profiler able to give the electron density distribution on both the bottom and topside of the ionosphere and the ionospheric total electron content (TEC) by introducing a constant shape factor for the semi-Epstein layer above the F2 peak.
With these assumptions, the forwarding area has a constant shape.
That ellipse remains in a constant shape, however, as the Earth orbits the Sun.
