"Until about four or five years ago, we believed that fluid intelligence is immutable in adulthood," Hawkins told me.
In Damian's view, the past cannot be undone because what God has made cannot lose its status of having been (because God has made what he wanted to make, and his will is immutable in eternity).
Truth is eternal in its independence from time or temporal variations, and it is immutable in that once God wills the world, things never change in respect to their substance but only in respect to their modes of being.
In other words it is the case that depression hijacks people and locks them into a reality misperception and distortion that is immutable in many case.
Some of the model features (e.g., developmental delays, caregiver education level, employment) are immutable in the short-term, which represents opportunities to implement targeted interventions and policies.
Prevention of injury becomes more crucial as the most established predictors for hamstring injury in Australian Rules football are immutable in nature, namely a current or recent history of a hamstring injury and age [ 11].
The barren land cover type is considered to be immutable and unproductive land in the Daisyworld simulation environment.
God is immutable, both in himself and in his relation to creation.
The Europeans, no: the Europeans of that time, which was a time of struggle, were so convinced that the heaven of the stars was immutable, was in fact the paradigm and kingdom of immutability, that they considered it pointless and blasphemous to notice changes.
And because warfare is so much a part of who we are, we know there are immutable truths in military theory; Sun Tzu and Clausewitz still speak to us.
