Offering sincere apologies, she said: "I believe that it is an unchanging value of democracy that ends cannot justify the means in politics".
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While Indian designers, with their fundamental knowledge of the traditional sari, explore variations on a theme, creative Western minds like to think of the sari as an unchanging value.
The disruption of the morphostat gradient was created by assigning an unchanging negative value for the morphostat concentration in some stroma cells bordering the epithelial cells.
(He also enacted a coinage reform that maintained a nearly-unchanging value of the silver denarius for the next two centuries). The Golden Age of Imperial Rome commenced.
When we understand that the purpose of a gold standard is to create a currency of perfectly unchanging value, we can also understand why nobody uses a gold standard today.
Maybe many years ago, I had the idea that a book had an innate quality and was a solid, identifiable monument of unchanging value.
Our challenge is to make sure that we respond to the societal changes in a responsible way, not to be fashionable, but to ensure that we can continue to teach those core, unchanging values to as many youths as possible.
It combines a mixed bag of other fundamental constants, including the charge of the electron, Planck's constant, and the speed of light, all of which are thought to have had unchanging values since the birth of the universe.
A third context of the systematic interest in simultaneous alternatives was the new twelfth-century theory that declarative singular statements or their contents should be primarily treated as temporally definite and as having an unchanging truth-value.
The individual national currencies are now lashed together under a single monetary system, their values locked in an unchanging relationship to the value of the euro.
