The phrase "available in constant" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is consistently available, but it needs additional context or modification to be clear.
Example: "The service is available in constant supply throughout the year."
Alternatives: "available at all times" or "consistently available".
All dollar amounts, where available, are reported in constant 2009 USD.
"Employees do not understand how the president of the republic and the government can proclaim their grand ambitions for France on the international scene while at the same time the human and financial resources available to the ministry are in constant decline," the unions said in a joint statement.
Several algorithms are available that can solve RMQ in constant time, after a linear preprocessing step, e.g. Fischer and Heun (2007).
They often fail to cash in on cheaper energy deals available, in spite of a constant struggle to get by each term on an ultra-tight budget.
Results of enthalpies of solution were compared to enthalpies derived from Henry's law constant, available in literature.
However, a considerable part of rainfall data to be used in the hydrological practice is available in aggregated form within constant time intervals.
At the start of the study, the Rowe score (Rowe 1988) was the only specific shoulder instability score available in Swedish, and the Constant score was not considered sensitive enough to evaluate shoulder instability.
Hence, in case IO data in constant prices is available, we recommend (on the base of our findings) to use option B. That is, first deflate the exogenously given final demand with the final demand deflators and use the IO data in constant prices to predict gross output and/or any other factor of interest through Equations 7 and 8.
Whenever IO data in constant prices is available, we recommend using approach B. That is, the vector of exogenously specified final demands in current prices first needs to be deflated by the corresponding final demand deflators (also available from various statistical dataset).
Our results show that a relative small variation in polymerization degree (∼5%) can explain the spread in experimental measurements of Tg and elastic constants available in the literature.
