Sentence examples for deemed constant from inspiring English sources

The inputs in every step are deemed constant parameters, and the method could be considered as a general method for solving nominal, redundant, and insufficient inverse problems.

Although the satellite's transmissions were brief, they were also decisive and helped refute the notion of a "steady state" cosmology, previously proposed by Fred Hoyle, Hermann Bondi and Thomas Gold, in which the universe was deemed constant and infinite, with a continuous creation of new matter.

This summer, I found myself losing my patience with her when she had meltdowns over details I deemed unimportant — her constant need to be the one to push the elevator button, or her wish to wear her sparkly-but-impractical flip-flops instead of her much more reliable sneakers, or her anger if a brother didn't agree with her choice of DVD to watch.

Authors, don't keep rewriting passages that have been deemed successful; this constant revisionism will undermine the DE's efforts to bring the problematic passages into alignment.

In cases where supplementation of dextrose was deemed necessary, a constant drip infusion was performed by replacing 1 liter of isotonic saline by 1 liter of a 20% dextrose solution.

Subsequently, these items could be selected for inclusion in new versions of the test such that the ability required to achieve a threshold passing score remained constant at that deemed to be the minimum acceptable standard.

Books are my constant companion: Novels deemed literary that twisted my guts (in the good way) and others so filled with over-wrought metaphors that I wanted to bang my head on my desk.

"While the artists' works engage the hard truths of a country defined by constant departure and deemed 'a disappearing nation,' they equally offer restorative narratives of why their homeland is loved," says the curator.

Both catheter stability and constant energy delivery were deemed key in achieving bipolar electrogram attenuation.

Keeping such ancient aircraft flying in the face of metal fatigue and corrosion is a constant struggle: just 120 are deemed mission-ready.

Metrologists are busy trying to recast it in terms of Planck's constant, a formula which is deemed cosmicly inviolate, as is the speed of light (pending further findings from CERN, anyway).