Sentence examples for back to constant from inspiring English sources

Which finally bring us back to Constant Lambert: in situating his symphony in this mode of slow, reflective concentration, Vaughan Williams risked forfeiting this piece's "symphonic" credentials.

Plates were then given 12 h of white light (∼100 μM/m/s) to induce germination, before being transferred back to constant darkness.

This implies that the claim of Tanaka et al. [ 32] that the demographic history recently changed back to constant population size after an exponential growth is not firmly backed by the data.

Hearing the news about the Abu Jamei family brought me back to the constant dilemma, for families like ours, of whether to stay or go.

But it comes back to one constant, which McMillan outlined in his first interview with Guardian Australia: governments do not like freedom of information.

But let me come back to the constant references in so many newspaper headlines and editorials to "Muslims" and my contention that this is, for want of a better term, groupism or group think.

It is clear from these figures that the critical frequency decreases from a constant value, when N H is very small to its minimum value, and then with further increase in N H, it bounces back to another constant value for large values of N H. Figure 7(a) displays the effect of concentration Rayleigh number Rn on the value of critical frequency ({omega _{c}^{2}}).

Indeed, Palin kept gnawing the same old bone at CPAC, winding her way back to a constant meme.

The conservative approach to alignment that we use with mitochondrial protein sequence is to remove all gaps and flanking sites on either side of the gap back to a constant site.

That includes talking back to them, constant arguing (especially over silly things), muttering under your breath, and outright disobeying them.

However, amidst all the muck of doom and gloom, researchers report in the July issue of the Journal of Wildlife Diseases that affected bats can be nursed back to health with constant medical attention, food, warmth, and water.