Sentence examples for constant falling from inspiring English sources

In the G Minor work the tone of passion and perhaps of pathos, in its constant falling figures, is still more pronounced.

Perhaps more than their constant falling down, their drunken fistfights and shouting matches, it was the cast members' rare aptitude for expressing themselves, candidly and without varnish, that won them acknowledgment from President Obama and fans like Leonardo DiCaprio.

He's strong and punches quickly, the KO mechanic is fun, and he's a formidable character, balancing out the constant falling off of ledges you're going to do.

It's a constant falling apart of the process, and it would be hard to have trust at this point.... It's a deterioration of norms and traditions".

Interestingly, in the presence of an excess of stoichiometric nickel, the affinity of NikR for DNA increases, with the dissociation constant falling into the picomolar range (2, 4).

The equivalent variable in the proton circuit, pmf, is less constant, falling slightly (by 10 20%) during a state 4 3 transition or when Ca2+ is accumulated or rising slightly when substrate supply is enhanced [ 45].

It is interesting to note that, differently from expected, after reducing the sweep gas flow from 3.0 to 1.5 L/min, the time constant fell from 33±± 3 to 17 ± 4 min.

Finally, a strategy is demonstrated that allows for the measurement of the 14N quadrupolar parameters for any nitrogen moiety whose quadrupolar coupling constant falls within the range 0.8≤|CQ|≤1.5 MHz, by acquiring only two 14N NMR sub-spectra at strategically located transmitter frequencies; these results are compared to full powder patterns which are acquired using frequency-stepped methods.

If, after a mutation, the value of a constant falls below 0.1 or rises above 10, it is made equal to 0.1 or 10, respectively.

Differently 3,4-di-O-caffeoylquinic and 4,5-di-O-caffeoylquinic acids are characterized by a stronger self-association with constants falling within the range reported for polyphenols such as -epicatechin and other tea polyphenols in aqueous media [ 21].

Fine tuners make an important point: if we assume that the constants fell into place at random, the favorable arrangement of each constant is staggeringly improbable.