Her constant subject matter, though, is social relations between the sexes in her homeland, and her "Fervor (Couple at Intersection)" (2000) is a laconic narrative.
Under each outwardly celebratory page of Banham's book lies the notion of change as Los Angeles' only constant: no matter how excitingly modern the car and the freeway, their day will come to an end; no matter how comfortably idyllic the detached house, it too must fall out of favour, or into impracticality, sooner or later.
That much is constant, no matter what the period.
For all the changes this week, there is one constant, no matter who coaches this team.
Lucretius posited a godless state of constant flux, matter consisting entirely of moving particles and space.
He also said street crime was a constant no matter what kind of toilet the city provided.
After eliminating every source of circuit noise they could think of, and even shooing a pair of pigeons that had been roosting (and leaving behind "white dielectric material") in the horn, they found that the signal remained and that it was constant, no matter in which direction the telescope was pointed.
From the 1970s until his death in 1998, the German-born Swiss artist lived and worked in cities like Mosfellsbaer, Seydisfjordur, Basel and Vienna, but the one constant, no matter where he set up shop, were his worktables with their protective mats.
But the grit in the pearl for all this was a strange observation made that year by two researchers called Albert Michelson and Edward Morley that the speed of light was constant, no matter how fast the observer was travelling.Some physicists are wondering whether their subject has just had another Michelson-Morley moment.
Most of that goes to the bottom line and is a constant no matter what the fluctuations may be in gas prices.
