Sentence examples for immutable in from inspiring English sources

Strings in 61A Scheme are immutable, in contrast to most other Scheme implementations.

has become immutable in law, its pronunciation should be "vee"; nobody suggests >vs.

"Until about four or five years ago, we believed that fluid intelligence is immutable in adulthood," Hawkins told me.

But the borders of local government in our nation have been among the most immutable in the world.

The first two are clearly immutable, in the sense that most people think of the word, but religion is not.

In principle, the metre and kilogram were immutable; in practice, they were defined by two fickle bits of metal.

This technology must be built-in and immutable except in low-end burner phones.

His paintings express nothing at all in their broken and churned fields of colour, in their immutable greys, in their unfocused and mediated depictions of reality.

God is immutable, both in himself and in his relation to creation.

This general conservation principle, which Descartes takes to be grounded in God's immutable nature, in turn serves as the foundation for his three laws of motion as well as his rules of impact.

"Death was an immutable moment in time, locked up as much in our particular destiny as in the time and date of our birth".