Sentence examples for because of its constant from inspiring English sources

Cohn said it attracted him because of its constant surprises: "The characters are different from what you expect them to be.

The main feature of this observer is that it is easy to implement because of its constant gain.

Although Mount Cleveland is the tallest mountain in the group, it is rarely completely snowed in because of its constant activity disrupts snowfall.

The cooling power of snow storage is unlimited because of its constant melting temperature of 0 °C.

Gruesome, because of its constant refrain "remember you must die" and because of the painful and unexpected ways some of its characters meet the inevitable.

And speaking of perceptions, stop-and-frisk policing has provided a perverse sense of safety because of its constant surveillance and intimidation of poorer black and brown people.

The Hammond Museum, the first stop in the United States for the exhibition, is an appropriate venue because one of its constant attractions is its Japanese stroll garden.

Because of its low dielectric constant, ions exist in it largely in the form of ion pairs, and more complex associates are frequently formed.

Jamming happens whenever something that's supposed to flow through a space fails to do so, perhaps because of overcrowding, or bending, or because its constant movement degrades the space through which it travels.

(Before railroads transformed the transportation of lumber, logjams had to be addressed by "jam breakers"—experts who spotted and removed the "key logs" jamming up the river). Jamming happens whenever something that's supposed to flow through a space fails to do so, perhaps because of overcrowding, or bending, or because its constant movement degrades the space through which it travels.

Because of its high dielectric constant and relatively low effective masses, Ta3N5 is promising for photocatalytic reaction applications.