Sentence examples for constants subject from inspiring English sources

where the damping force is proportional to the velocity, a and b are constants, subject to initial conditions, which are suggested by the following expression: u ( x, 0 ) = ψ 1 ( x ), L t u ( x, 0 ) = ψ 2 ( x ), 0 ≤ x ≤ l. (9).

Around the market, police and immigration raids have become a constant subject of discussion.

Her constant subject is longing: for sex both tender and kinky but also for companionship and devotion.

This issue has been a constant subject of gossip and conjecture at Westminster, around Whitehall and in the media.

One might have expected that a man with his sympathies would have been a constant subject of reproach and complaint.

Several people have suggested that his constant subject bears a resemblance to his mother — something in the nose and hair.

In this city, as in most others in France these days, crime and how to combat it is a constant subject of discussion.

New York itself has been a constant subject: the twin towers, snow falling between the downtown buildings, winter after winter, fleeting spring in Central Park.

Her constant subject matter, though, is social relations between the sexes in her homeland, and her "Fervor (Couple at Intersection)" (2000) is a laconic narrative.

One circumstance to consider is that, in his time, English vernacular poetry was brand new, and not yet linked with the suffering that would become its constant subject.

The hunt for old games — this one unseen on TV since its original broadcast — is constant, subject to serendipity and often futile.