The term 'constant making' is not a common phrase, so it is not immediately recognizable to most native English speakers.
It may be used in a specific context to refer to the act of consistently producing something, as in this example: "John was relentless in his constant making of new inventions." In this case, the phrase conveys the idea that John was continually inventing new things.
Because of Matera's narrow confines, rebuilding has been constant, making the city a palimpsest in stone.
[Laughs] You have to hope the rain will be intermittent and not constant, making your equipment all wet.
For others, the ringing or rushing is constant, making it difficult to detect the differences between normal and abnormal brain activity in an individual.
The question for researchers is whether, with total incomes in these families remaining nearly constant, making parents go to work helped their children or not.
Shortly thereafter, however, their results on the Hubble constant came under attack by rival astronomers, who said that Dr. Sandage and Dr. Tammann had overestimated the distances to galaxies — a crucial part of the equation for the constant — making the universe appear bigger and older than it really was.
A new functionalised graphene sheet (FGS) filled poly(dimethyl)siloxane insulator nanocomposite has been developed with high dielectric constant, making it well suited for applications in flexible electronics.
Madame de Staël tried to go one better: if Constant made the marriage public, she said, she would stab herself.
(Because the derivative of a constant is zero, the antiderivative of a function is not unique: adding a constant makes no difference.
Moreover, wide bandgap and high resistivity accompanied with high dielectric constant make it a very good choice for substrate, which causes isolation between the substrate and circuits.
According to Bloch's principle, every condition which reduces a meromorphic function in to a constant makes a family of meromorphic functions in a domain normal.
In programming area, literal is a constant made available to a process, by inclusion in the executable text.
