Sentence examples for constituting a constant from inspiring English sources

The database cost constitutes a regret term for too short datasets and fades away for long sequences, while the flag cost increases linearly with the length of the dataset thus constituting a constant regret term for the number of classes.

For most people this constitutes a constant hardship, inducing a rebellion and fretfulness against life.

This happens repeatedly – with Ed Miliband's leadership of the Labour party, with the Brexit vote, etc, and now with Trump – and it constitutes a constant and very damaging appeasement of the powers of darkness, who respond as we should by now have learned to expect.

Each variable constitutes a constant function along with its own past values.

The anthropogenic discharges constitute a constant polluting source, thereby reducing the water quality.

Due to a lack of more accurate data, we assume net dividends to constitute a constant ratio of expected earnings over the forecast horizon, with dividend pay-out ratio derived as a historical mean adjusted for unusual observations.

Municipal and industrial wastewater discharge constitutes a constant polluting source, whereas surface runoff is a seasonal phenomenon, largely influenced by climate within the basin (Singh et al. 2004; Kumar et al. 2015; Bhutiani et al. 2016).

Mexicans may soon be able to travel to Canada without a visa again, after a six year period during which the visa requirement constituted a constant bilateral irritant.

One important factor is probably the frequent and irrational use of antibiotics that constitutes a constant selective pressure.

Risk-adjustment constitutes a constant threat to the fairness of the comparisons and widely used proprietary risk-adjustment systems may lead to erroneous conclusions [ 26, 27].

Passions and affections of the mind, especially in their stronger forms, were also considered by physicians to constitute a constant threat to health and life.