Sentence examples for constant list from inspiring English sources
A constant list of to-do items are stacking up in my mind, while all the while trying to appear empathetic.
Mr. Beach has endured many a sleepless night thinking of all the work needed, "a constant list running through your head and after a while it gets overwhelming," he said.
Cromwell as spymaster supplied Henry with a constant list of threats to the kingdom (real or imaginary, minor or serious), and Henry became increasingly paranoid.
Guess we need to give him the benefit of the doubt here, but it's hard to think of Ramirez as someone constantly giving 100% and focused only on winning, when he seemed so distracted by his failure to get an extension, and when his constant list of injuries, if nothing else, at least became suspicious.
Note that h denotes a constant list, in most cases a singleton, but not necessarily so.
In Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms, the constant listing of drinks such as marsala, cinzano, asti spumante and martini, serves as a reminder that there was a normal life before the war and will be afterwards.
Thus, from the normalized rate constant listed in Table 3, we see that there must be a decrease in gas consumption which was experimentally seen in our previous work by Kakati et al. (2014).
Each kinetic rate constant listed in Table 1 is randomly sampled from an interval (x 0 (1-χ), x 0 (1 + χ)) where χ0 is the reference value and χ is a heterogeneity factor.
Saturation indices corresponding to 100°C, 150°C, and 240°C were calculated using equilibrium constants listed in Table 2.
These curves were generated from the equilibrium constants listed in Tables 4 and 5, and the measured pH and total dissolved sulfide concentration for each sample.
New HealthKit constants listed here reference data points that relate to period tracking, including the ability to track cervical mucus (an increase points to fertility, and users will be able to enter color and consistency data), as well the menstrual flow's amount (light, medium, heavy).
