"The hardware platform will be constant for many years," said Treadwell.
Often the elastic and dielectric coefficients are defined to be constant for the sake of simplicity.
To accomplish this, the concentration gradient term ∂CL∂T was assumed to be constant for both (111)A and (111)B experiments.
Term rates tend to be constant for the life of the policy — 5 to 30 years — but coverage is like a lease: it expires when the policy does.
The header length will always be constant for every entry from a given version of RAF; however, this length may change in future versions.
The resilience to breakage due to the surface elasticity was assumed to be constant for all oil fractions.
The respiratory quotient (RQ) was found to be constant for the range of temperatures and gas compositions tested and was equal to 0.93±0.01.
In these conditions, the ratio of the oxide layer thickness on the particles diameter is found to be constant for a given oxide content whatever the particles size.
The value of ε was assumed to be constant for branched macromolecules of a certain type, such as stars, or combs, or statistically branched macromolecules.
Kirnball describes an ingenious arrangement by which lie demonstrates that the law affirming the coefficient of friction on an inclined plane to be constant for all velocities, is not strictly true.
Constraining roll angles to be constant for multiple segments may cause planning difficulties, as achieving off-nominal roll angles can only be done for a limited range of off-nominal roll angles around the nominal value (accessible from ProVis).
