Sentence examples for constant in size from inspiring English sources

The Old City has remained constant in size at about four-tenths of a square mile.

"Untitled III" (1975) has comparatively workmanlike patches of color that are fairly constant in size and interval, as if the artist were trying to show Robert Ryman a thing or two.

In "Undergrowth With Two Figures" there is a mutually energizing tension among the numerous tree trunks, which recede in space, and the fomenting plants below, indicated in yellow brush strokes that remain fairly constant in size and make no concession to distance.

A micelle is a reversible aggregate that is formed in a polar environment and which will remain constant in size and aggregation number for a given set of environmental constraints.

Because of there being no immunes and negligibly few incubating the disease, they assume the population of every subpopulation is constant in size, i.e. (S_{k}+I_{k}=N_{k}), where (S_{k}), (I_{k}) denote the susceptible and infective population at time t in the kth group, respectively, and (N_{k}) the total size of the population of kth group.

In most epidemic models, the SIR (acquired immunity is permanent) and SIRS (acquired immunity is nonpermanent) models always make the assumption that the total population is constant in size if the disease spreads quickly and dies out within a short time or the disease rarely causes deaths, which can make the mathematical analysis easier by reducing the model into a planar system.

Configuration problems are a thriving application area for declarative knowledge representation that currently experiences a constant increase in size and complexity of knowledge bases.

During development many alternatives for Ivy's design were considered, including a male ninja, a mummy, and a little girl, while the weapon remained constant, varying only in size.

On the other hand, one can safely assume that the centrosome is always constant or increasing in size up to beginning of its dissolution and they have a biophysical limit on their maximum velocity.

The escape time for these networks is constant in the network size N.

While the telomeres of a wt control or the ceob2 mutant strain remained constant in length, the size of the high-molecular weight bands in the survivor strain changed frequently.