In a stochastic clock the probability of a certain amount of change is constant (for example, a given quantity of atoms of radium-226 is expected, through decay, to be reduced by half in 1,620 years), although some variation occurs in the actual amount of change.
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These gaps have been constant for decades.
For simplicity, we assume these parameters to be constant, which corresponds for example to a situation where the concentration of nucleators is constant.
The maximum speed of light (c) is a constant, for example, whose affects are felt throughout the universe.
However, the speed of video-capsule is not constant; for example, in the oesophagus, it is of 1.44 m/s, and in the stomach it is almost null and is 0.6 m/s in the intestine.
But renewal becomes impossible if one supposes things to be constant that are not — safety, for example, or money, or power.
Venous anatomy for example, is not constant, for example a patient's vein layout of the right limb is not identical to that of the left limb.
where, P ¯ is the sub-channel power constraint, assumed to be constant across the sub-channels, as for example it is specified by the WLAN standard [15].
Only in frequency regions in which the group delay is almost constant, for example, at about 1-2 MHz for the -mode, both transforms produce similar amplitude ratios.
