Sentence examples for and the constancy of from inspiring English sources
Yet, by his very presence, and the constancy of it, Nunez turned out to be the glue that held the people in LaChapelle's world together.
In a capitalist society investment depends on the animal spirits of entrepreneurs and the constancy of investors, who must commit their funds to uncertain ventures for extended periods.
I felt its pull, in the deep quiet of the enveloping fog and the constancy of the waves… the invitation in the gentle shushing sound of the water spoke to me… How easy it would be, I thought to myself… The waves shushed-and-fell, oh so gently, shushed-and-fell, against the shingle.
We have to insist on this conversation – all the folks who watch and care and participate in national affairs despite the risk of tinnitus and the constancy of the disappointments – because politics is quite resolutely in a trance, and we need to break them out of it.
Finally, the distinctiveness of the three constructs and the constancy of that distinctness over time, provided evidence for the concept of language as a multidimensional construct.
Following any revisions to the values baseline plots of the type shown in Fig. 3 are regenerated, and the constancy of the F difference trace is used to decide if another iteration of the process is required.
The Holy Spirit also creates the sacraments and guarantees the constancy of their action in the church.
The polymerization times are dependent on the volumes of polymerization mixture used and of the constancy of the temperature at which polymerization is carried out.
A specific quality control related to 177Lu was implemented to evaluate the validity and control the constancy of the CF: the activity measured by the manufacturer was compared to the on-site measurement for each received 177Lu ITG vial.
This shows how the complexity of the algorithm can be reduced by an order of magnitude by adopting an extra implicit assumption regarding the wide-sense stationarity of the noise and hence the constancy of its variance from one iteration to the next.
They'll cling to the familiar, and crave the constancy of life as it was when the parent or sibling was alive.
