;CONSTANT Names a value (specified as an argument to CONSTANT).
There was constant name-calling.
From Jay-Z and Damon Dash's premium vodka, Armadale, to the constant name-checking of Cristal and Courvoisier, hip-hop has always toasted high-end hydration.
Essentially, though, as the constant name-dropping of Eric Clapton implies, this is museum music from a man who rarely composes his own material.
In his dressing room between shows, looking tired and nursing a knee injury sustained in rehearsal the previous day, La Rue might seem ordinary - perhaps even a little sad, with his constant name-dropping and talking himself up.
Only those states of motion are possible in which actions are whole-number multiples of a certain very small number, known as Planck's constant, named for the German scientist Max Planck, who first proposed a discrete, or quantized, behaviour for objects of subatomic dimensions.
So what is Laozi denying when he is made to say "names that can be named are not constant names?" The skepticism here can be read in two ways.
The constant name-calling, the personality attacks aired on national television, and the anti-P.C., unscripted approach to political campaigning was more impactful than political pros could have dreamed of.
(phi_{1}) and (phi_{2}) are constants named cognitive and social parameters, respectively.
where R is a relation that can take n arguments, and a1,…,an are any constants (names), for any ai such that 1≤i≤n.
In (1950) he considers a class of very simple languages consisting of a finite number of logically independent monadic predicates (naming properties) applied to countably many individual constants (naming individuals) or variables, and the usual logical connectives.
