Using it as a constant, though, for someone who can't sing but maybe looks good?
In all of this, Ataturk, who died in 1938, is a constant presence, though not an unchanging one.
Having only started triathlon this year, I've enjoyed the constant challenges (though not so much the tiredness and permanent hunger).
In experiments, M v r is usually measured along a constant meridian, though not necessarily along this direction.
In summary, the cAMP microdomain does not require impeded diffusion, but the extent of the cAMP concentration difference is affected by the diffusion constant of cAMP, though not that of PKAc.
The data were also capable of determining the value of Newton's gravitational constant , though this was not a goal of the experimenters; references to a value for would not appear in the scientific literature until almost a hundred years later.
Waves, though not constant or entirely predictable, are at least regular and frequent.
In his hands, Barcelona's heroic identity as an anti-Franco club, victim of constant injustice and "fascist" referees, loses much, though not all, of its shine.
Its models are often hirsute and burly, though not always, and Schulz says the only constant among them is that they are friends or people he's admired.
Obama believes that the Arab-Israeli dispute, though not the root of all Middle Eastern conflicts, is nevertheless a "constant sore" that "infect(s) all of our foreign policy".
