Sentence examples for historically fixed from inspiring English sources

How do they think their father would feel now about the building, whose permanence is assured, but whose existence will soon change for good, becoming both more historically fixed and more public?

This is a break from a historically fixed hardline output position by the oil-exporting OPEC cartel, which accounts for some 40.0% of the market.

An increase in progeny fitness following between-population relative to within-population crosses is thought to be caused by the heterozygous masking (in the F1) of mildly deleterious, partly recessive alleles historically fixed by drift in the parental populations.

He concluded that the idea of a fixed, historically invariant scientific method is a myth.

Historically, fixed-income investments have done terribly in times of high inflation, because inflation eats away a large portion of bond returns.

This can be distinguished from 'methodological incommensurability', according to which there is no common measure between successive scientific theories, in the sense that theory comparison is sometimes a matter of weighing historically developing values, not following fixed, definitive rules (Sankey and Hoyningen-Huene 2001, vii-xv).

Historically, in 1886, Poincaré initiated first fixed point results.

Historically, repaired flexor tendons were immobilized (fixed in place with an external brace during the first few post-operative weeks) until sufficient healing had occurred to allow motion of the tendon [ 1].

The area was historically an uninhabited greenbelt with annual winter flooding, fixed in the early 1990s.

The more this "existence" of life is foregrounded, in opposition to what "is" fixed and objectively "there," the more "historically" will life be conducted.

Nevertheless, while the Tour has never officially recognised or awarded any prize to the lanterne rouge – named after the red light fixed to the back of a train – historically there has been money to be made.