Sentence examples for constant varying from inspiring English sources

Humans are warm-blooded because our core temperature is constant, varying between 36 and 37C.

The gaps in the cloud came and went, but the drizzle remained constant, varying in intensity but never abating.

Temperatures are fairly constant, varying between about 72° and 93° F (22° and 34° C), and the relative humidity is often uncomfortably high.

The attacks — sometimes whimsical, sometimes threatening (she refers to herself as a "verbal terrorist") — are constant, varying and remorseless; but they also don't inspire either the police or the F.B.I. to do anything substantive about them.

The dimensions of the eye are reasonably constant, varying among normal individuals by only a millimetre or two; the sagittal (vertical) diameter is about 24 mm (about one inch) and is usually less than the transverse diameter.

So far, we regard Fb as a speaker-individual constant varying only slightly.

The non-constant, varying strain rate loading showed that the failure strength and stiffness depend on the history of the applied loading rates.

Degradation of f1 followed a mixed order kinetic between 2/3 and 1 with rate constants varying from 0.0174 h−1 (% vol 1/3−0.0239 h−1 when the temperature was increased from 15 30°C.

It can be found that the rapid thermal process (RTP) does not destroy the regularity of optical constants varying with thickness.

As far as diffusion is considered, the diffusion model showed significant population intermixing in obligatory cooperative communities with diffusion constants varying more than 10-fold.

A heat shock response model of Escherichia coli developed by Srivastava, Peterson, and Bentley (2001) has multiscale nature due to its species numbers and reaction rate constants varying over wide ranges.