Sentence examples for close to constant from inspiring English sources
However, when we measure the rotational speed of the galaxy (upper curve on plot), the speed is actually close to constant as you move out from the center.
Rats build their colonies wherever they can burrow: in dirt, certainly, but really anywhere crumbly and close to constant food, usually in the form of trash, which is more or less everywhere.
The key advantage of this system architecture is that the SOFC is operated without major load variations close to constant load, resulting in longer lifetime and thus reducing total costs of operation.
We use this result to prove uniqueness of solutions to the martingale problem for Fleming-Viot operators whose mutation operator (Aμ, A) and sampling rate γ μ, x, y) may depend on the measure variable μ ∈ M1 X), provided they are sufficiently close to constant in a sense made precise by the norms defining the scale.
The marginal (dot{Z}^Sigma ) is close to constant.
For (5 r_{0}), the period of the peak is close to constant for (R_{0}) of 1.4 and 2.0.
The FSC mode is close to constant-volume combustion and the TSC mode is close to constant-pressure combustion.
Rather than requiring an expression to be positive, this generalized theorem requires that the same expression exceed some nonnegative lower bound, which is close to zero if (f_{a}") and (f_{b}") are sufficiently close to constants over most of the support of the distribution of firing rates r.
Therefore, if (f_{a}") and (f_{b}") are sufficiently close to constants across their domains, the points in (X^{-1} (Z^{-1}(R(r_{a}, r_{b})) )) are arbitrarily close to points in (X^{-1} (Y^{-1}(mu^, nu^) )) and vice versa.
In all cases, the same criterion based on the aforementioned intermediate condition (closer to constant tip speed) was confirmed.
It is concluded that the optimal combination of spectral displacements can be used to predict seismic demands with dispersions less than those of Sa(T1), and which are closer to constant for various intensity levels.
