Sentence examples for constant on all from inspiring English sources

In the installation, the spacecraft are represented as four clocks each with two ticking second hands, one blurry hand which is constant on all four and this shows the relative earth time, and another hand which ticks either in front or behind the earth hand to show the time dilation — how much the craft has traveled either forward or backward in time.

The noise variance is assumed to be constant on all subcarriers (before applying any equalization coefficient).

The additional spreading of SC-FDM leads to an SINR expression that is constant on all subcarriers as for single-carrier transmission, legitimating its name.

This value was kept constant on all simulations to see whether it matched the corresponding drawdown flow periods in the production tests.

A Finsler function F : T G → R+ will be called G-invariant (left-invariant) if F is constant on all G-orbits in TG = G × g Open image in new window; that is, F g, X) = F e, X) for all g ∈ G and X ∈ g Open image in new window.

Large herds tend to pasture on larger areas, with correspondingly higher numbers of contiguous herds and potential contact with more badgers (if badger densities were constant on all sizes of pastures) thereby facilitating cattle to cattle [7] and badger to cattle spread of M. bovis, respectively.

On the other hand, the algorithm used to estimate the parameters of the HTR distribution is the same for all four aforementioned methods, so this step imposes a constant burden on all estimators.

This technique, which has not been used previously owing to practical difficulties of deformation control during long-term tests, permits the application of identical constant stresses on all the fibers during a single test.

If the first security parameter, Δ, is chosen too large (at least as big as the maximum original distance), it only has a constant effect on all computed distances in the embedded space since the modulo operation in Eq. 1 does not change the final result.

Given the number of people required to provide full-time surveillance, it becomes practically mission impossible to keep a constant eye on all of the returnees.

Washington put constant watches on all possible crossings near the Continental Army encampment on the Delaware, as he believed William Howe would launch an attack from the north on Philadelphia if the river froze over.