Sentence examples for constant instances from inspiring English sources

The systemic racism that continues to thrive in Hollywood is ultimately to blame for these constant instances of erasure.

For years, the Republican Party has dodged criticism that they are a party governed by old white men, with many pointing out the seemingly constant instances where Republican congressmen discuss issues that affect women with little or usually no women present.

In summary, the diverse divergence rates observed, (despite the time of separation being constant), the instances of contrary divergence patterns in CDS and NCS, as well as significantly asymmetric change or adaptive substitutions among many paralogous pairs, all suggest that the duplication event had equally diverse functional consequences.

The constant in both instances is content for equity.

Emergent themes were revised and refined through the constant comparison of instances from the data set both by individual researchers and in a series of weekly 2-hour meetings during which the analysts compared interpretive memos and discussed relationships between categories.

Inflation should not be expected to influence unemployment in a constant way, for instance, as the models assumed.

The conclusion is that no generic constant, as for instance -2, should be used.

For instance, constant fields are one time computed and mapped to memory.

The laws seem to presuppose that these are meaningful terms, but in spacetime terms their meaning is given in by geometric structures: for instance, constant velocity in Galilean spacetime means having a straight spacetime trajectory.

If we assume that t (for "Tweety") is a name constant, then an instance of the above sentence is Bt ⊃ At, that may be read as "Tweety is an animal, provided Tweety is a bird".

One can no longer consider, for instance, constant field acceleration and a linear variation of the first time-derivative between 1919 and 1970 in H and treat data as in the previous section.