He sees in such innovations evidence of the only constant in language: its endless mutability, and its corresponding ability to surprise.
It is a constant, the language of prayer.
Incognito's lawyer released the texts a day after NBC aired an interview with Martin in which he said that the constant vulgar language on the team made him "feel trapped".
Significant first-order interaction terms indicated that the effects of GP density and the proportion of non-Swiss citizens were not constant across language regions.
In contrast, effects of hospital-based supply of ambulatory services remain constant across language regions and indicate consistent patterns of competition: the presence of ambulatory hospitals reduces GP consultations by 0.18 per year and inhabitant.
Tarski and Givant themselves say that the usual logical constants of languages not in the class considered by them, like the symbols for the truth-functional connectives and quantifiers, "can also be subsumed under logical constants in the sense of (ii)" (Tarski and Givant 1987, p. 57), presumably through some artifice in the style of the one discussed above.
On the one hand, there is Bergson's constant suspicion of language; for Bergson, as we noted in the discussion of intuition, language is equivalent to symbols.
Since the imposition of names, the constant change in language use, and especially the ongoing implicit shift of meaning in language are all important for a theory of meaning, Bacon demands contextual language analysis.
Aside from the constant cursing, the language is poetically economical and referential.
Russians were the object of forceful assimilation in Ukraine, were in "constant crisis", their language was taken away from them.
