It's not realistic as much as it is sad that a whole generation has accepted income inequality, political corruption and the reign of the donor class as immutable facts.
The positions of supporters and opponents seem to be just as immutable as they are incompatible.
As the species name suggests, A. bisporigera typically bears two spores on the basidia, although this characteristic is not as immutable as was once thought.
It is present at birth and is perceived as immutable throughout life; it is closely linked with an individual's identity and may be used as an identifier (e.g., for forensic purposes).
However, the graph as represented in the previous section neither supports (i) simplifications (as it is immutable) nor (ii) traversals (as the Bloom filter cannot store an additional visited bit per node).
The Advertising Identifier, as it is called, replaces what was an immutable unique device identifier.
The brain can think itself into ruts, with electrical habits as difficult to eradicate as if it were, in fact, the immutable machine of yore.
Although these views are increasingly marginal, gay-rights activists still feel that they threaten to undermine the central premise of the modern gay rights movement -- that sexuality is as immutable as skin color, and that gay people should be granted the same rights and protections as any other minority group.
It is a law as immutable as gravity: if you know anything about a story there will always be a small factual error that could have been corrected had the journalist taken a little more trouble.
For the middle-class black, conditioned by those values from birth, the sense of meaning they provide is as immutable as the color of his skin". The point that eludes Mr. Steele here is that black identification with lower-class interests during the 1960's was not, as he proposes, an exercise in group victimization.
That number is easy to remember as it's immutable and always 15 lbs higher than I want it to be.
