Sentence examples for changing constant from inspiring English sources

The case for a changing constant comes from observations of bright, ancient celestial objects known as quasars.

The PERL/C implementation described here has a database limit of 2 billion sequences, but this limit can be lifted by changing constants within the source code.

The proposed algorithm is based on the adaptability concept of changing the constant value in the previous version of the algorithm (ItswTCM), in other words, changing the limit for the constant value without affecting the simplicity of the algorithm.

By changing the constant from 1.96 to 1.645, a 90% confidence interval can be obtained.

Together with Carl Brans he investigated the idea of a changing gravitational constant, which had first been proposed in 1937 by Paul Dirac.

The minor factor is the changing dielectric constant which facilitates a modest increase in QY by about 14%.

In a random effects group analysis, activation in the right fusiform region was affected by repetition of personal identity regardless of changing or constant spatial scale.

There is a simple way how a changing "spring constant" k could be monitored without additional temperature sensors, which obviously should not be attached to the cantilever.

This interpretation is in accordance with findings from a recent study by Dupret et al. showing that ablation of adult neurogenesis results in an impairment to flexibly express spatial memories acquired previously using either changing or constant starting positions [7].

Ask yourself whether you really want to work for an industry that is changing with constant fear of laying off staff, but which is also exciting and vital to our democracy.

In some circles, however, the anthropic principle raises eyebrows even higher than the idea of changing physical constants.