Sentence examples for and constancy in the from inspiring English sources
"Given the backdrop of the Sept. 11 tragedy," Mr. Cook said, "these companies demonstrate a sense of permanence and constancy in the city".
Lincoln Memorial, stately monument in Washington, D.C., honouring Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States, and "the virtues of tolerance, honesty, and constancy in the human spirit".
She has cheated in her love affairs: that comes from nowhere, too… He backed away, as others had, when she asked too much of love, when she tried to change the circumstances that are the past by imposing a brighter present, and constancy in the future above all else.
Einstein failed in his quest, but there was a consistency and constancy in the striving that informed as well the philosophy of science developing hand in hand with the scientific project.
Plant cell cultures have been demonstrated to be an efficient, cost-effective, and eco-friendly alternative that guarantees safety and constancy in the quality of the produced secondary metabolites (SMs).
Temporal variability is particularly high for exposures with a short biological half-life and little constancy in the underlying exposure behavior [e.g., bisphenol A (BPA), phthalates, organophosporous pesticides (Bradman et al. 2013; Braun et al. 2011; Philippat et al. 2013; Preau et al. 2010)].
Art's distillation and the world's grand immediacy collaborate to form an almost elegiac meditation on nature, on its beauty and power, its challenge to human ingenuity and its comforting constancy in the face of life's fragility.
Temporal displacement of flowering peaks, strong pollinator specificity and high flower constancy in the shared pollinators can contribute to restrict hybridization (Marques et al. 2007).
Hence, it was shown that invariability of the size distribution of zeolite crystals in the crystalline end products (zeolite) crystallized from the amorphous aluminosilicate precursors prepared in the same way, but differently treated prior and during crystallization is a consequence of the constancy in the number and distribution of nuclei in the matrix of appropriate gel precursor.
Looking back, Bowie has become a kind of touchstone for that past, its glories and its glorious failures, but also for some kind of constancy in the present and for the possibility of a future, even the demand for a better future.
But analysts say the Chinese find very little constancy in the relationship, and that unsettles them.
