Sentence examples for far from constant from inspiring English sources

Now we know the star is far from constant.

The fact that people have good days and bad days and that mental health often undulates seems to be a difficult concept – the erosion of self-esteem that comes with overwork results in a mental state is far from constant.

Henry plays the part with such conviction that for a moment we forget that he's been far from constant to Falstaff, who, during the play, dies heartbroken and nearly unnoticed by Henry, or to his father, whose overthrow and subsequent murder of Richard III he calls "the fault / My father made in compassing the crown".

Furthermore, the health effect of an additional year of schooling may be far from constant.

When applied to amorphous silicon, we conclude that the pre-exponential rate constant is far from constant.

However, most service loads are far from constant amplitude loads, often resulting in large systematic errors in life predictions.

A new generation of young chefs in Chicago, working far from the constant jangle on the two coasts, is melding well-grounded Midwestern values with highflying global ingredients to produce consistently smart food that is both daring and coherent.

But she was far from a constant presence on the musical scene even before then, scheduling sparsely and canceling performances often, sometimes at the last moment and seemingly on a whim.

An important remark is that the PRF is far from being constant along isochrons, whereas the ARF is clearly nonzero near the limit cycle ( σ = 0 ).

The calculation process also shows that Mundt's radiant heat exchange coefficient is far from being constant, for it is affected by the height of the return point, and takes values much greater than the usually accepted.

Far from being constant, this relationship displays a time trend that is seldom taken into account in the models used to predict the impact of climate change on human health.