This charge is a fixed feature of all electrons; each has the same amount of it as any other.
For as long as shyness has existed, its sufferers have wished it away, but in 18th- and 19th-century Britain, the condition was, the book suggests, accepted as a fixed feature of some people's personality.
The one fixed feature underperforming so far at the Olympic Park is the ArcelorMittal Orbit, Anish Kapoor's giant coiling red sculpture: not enough people want to go up it.
Determined social movements against what seemed to be fixed features of social life often work to a first approximation, they always work, which is why the modern history of liberal societies has the generally happy arc it does.
The two easiest spells, by comparison, entailed changing a frog's color and levitating it, results that reflect our awareness that both color and location are transient rather than fixed features of the physical world.
The energy resulting from all this buzzing vacuum energy—should be a fixed feature of space in other words, a cosmological constant.Stringing it all togetherAnd, in principle, it could also propel the universe's expansion.
The answer is round the corner on Primrose Hill, where every one of the school's 220 pupils is preparing for a cross-country run: the once-a-term endurance event that's now a fixed feature of school life.
Determined social movements against what seemed to be fixed features of social life often work — to a first approximation, they always work, which is why the modern history of liberal societies has the generally happy arc it does.
I have some fixed features... stories from the local schools, with the cooperation of head teachers, comprehensive coverage of the town council, a column from our MP, what's on in Filton, letters and comments, and a column from the different church leaders.
Traditionally, the comparison of classification systems is accomplished for a fixed feature set.
