Sentence examples for constant extending from inspiring English sources

The constant extending often creates anxiety for those affected by the laws.

The molecular weight profile of compounds over time is remarkably constant, extending back to at least the mid 1970s (see Additional file 1: S2).

An oral marginal zone is of constant width, extending dorsally and ventrally into marginal keels that widen posteriorly, especially the ventral one, which reaches the axial posterior region.

This constant questioning extends to the very practice of filmmaking.

The conflict is not between maternal feelings and ambitiousness, Dr. Hrdy says, but between the needs of a human infant for constant, attentive, extended care; and the fact that a woman's ambitions must be played out in workplaces with no tolerance for children.

In other words, the output space of a constant CNN extends the concept of SFTs.

In this note we provide simple and short proofs for a class of Hardy-Rellich type inequalities with the best constant, which extends some recent results.

In particular, the material exhibited a creep behaviour as the external loads applied were kept constant for extended periods of time.

When the {x i }are estimated for the first time, we can make use of the observation that the last two terms in (7) (the "non-pattern" terms) are constant if extended to all pixels of the block.

The band intensity ratio (ID/IG) increases first and then drops to 1.1 after 40 h of milling treatment, and remains constant during extended milling up to 100 h.

According to Waage [5] and Galloway [6], traditional long-term planning has looked at the development of these factors into the future as a 'cylinder of uncertainty', illustrating an expectation that variables have and will 'remain relatively constant over extended periods of time' [6].