Sentence examples for constant rose from inspiring English sources

But when they corrected the data for the brightness variation, the constant rose to 67, give or take 7. Nearly all astronomers agree that no definitive answer has yet been reached.

As pH was lowered from 7.9 to 6.5, the recovery time constant rose from 86 to 230 msec for lidocaine and from 53 to 154 msec for W6211.

In particular, the apparent dissociation constant rose from a value ∼0.3  μM, in the absence of GSH, to a value ∼3  μM, under saturating GSH concentrations.

Jim Black, the drummer and de facto leader of Pachora, was a force in constant motion at Rose Live Music in Brooklyn on Wednesday night.

Death — natural, accidental, criminal — is such a constant in Ville Rose that it makes perfect sense that the undertaker, resplendent in his elegant beige suits, with his "sad but gorgeous" eyes, should also serve as mayor.

There's also Nitin, the constant target of Rose and Al's teasing, and Martin, who's been signed off sick for months but still comes into the office with a fake work pass to support his overstretched colleagues.

As the prince tells the narrator, the baobab trees have a tendency to overrun the surface asteroid from which he (the prince) has descended, posing a constant threat to the rose plants he so adores.

The cathedral already has a handsome memorial stone to Richard, where visitors have left a constant supply of white roses since the story broke.

Everett True had rightly called out my constant praise for the Roses as obsequious – I was still a fanzine writer, I loved the group, and I found it hard to be objective about them.

The show includes drawings and other works, earlier and later than "The Rose," illustrating a constant vocabulary of shapes and themes.

The Constant Reader reviews "Abie's Irish Rose" by Anne Nichols and "The Lion Tamer" by E.M. Hull.