Sentence examples for environment of constant from inspiring English sources
And Professor Cuban at Stanford argues that keeping children engaged requires an environment of constant novelty, which cannot be sustained.
While the metaphor of the bully pulpit originated with President Theodore Roosevelt about a century ago and generally remains apt, it does not allow for a 21st-century media environment of constant cable television chatter, blogging and instant Internet videos that empower a president's opponents to bully back.
Do you thrive in an intense environment of constant change?
I am no longer in an environment of constant depression and pessimism about the future.
This structure supports all existing and future applications and lends itself to an environment of constant and immediate development innovation.
I did this four times and it created an environment of constant depression and fear inside the company.
Preference for in-house methods: this focus originated solely from considerations that had to do with the prospect of having to manage the resulting method for a considerable amount of time in environments of constant changes.
First, the mistaken perception that homeostatic processes keep the internal environment of organisms constant and unchanging belies a lack of understanding of the temporal and spatial dynamics of living systems.
However, the evolutionary responses of traits were generally lower for uranium compared to salt treatment; and the evolutionary responses to the alternating uranium salt environment were between those of constant environments.
In mass production environments, however, maintenance of constant current density and temperature become a critical issue.
This environment of industrial disputes, constant IRA bombings, football violence, yuppies and high profile murder cases like the Yorkshire Ripper fired the imagination of disgruntled young men with weird synths who felt that punk rock had stopped in its tracks, sold out and therefore totally failed in what it set out to achieve.
