Once a shipment is confirmed and recorded on the blockchain, it is immutable, meaning no party can dispute the validity of the transaction or fraudulently manipulate the records.
However, if you create an array with let (immutable, meaning you cannot change it), you can STILL replace objects within the array with others.
Findings revealed that food practices far from being mere expressions of individuals' choices or immutable habits are entities composed of meanings, materials, and competences that are structured as they are performed repeatedly in a social context.
Pulitzer Prize winning historian James McPherson, writing for the American Historical Association, said this of revisionism: There is no single, eternal, and immutable 'truth' about past events and their meaning.
Something happens, something tragic, immutable and unfair (whatever that means).
Because these dispositions may change, however, meaning is not at least in principle fixed and immutable.
When representations are successful, in the sense that no one any longer contests their basic meaning, they become in Latour's words "immutable mobiles" (Latour 1990).
But the significance of religious and cultural symbols such as the veil is not immutable and static - they have a mixed and changing social meaning.
Something you don't believe in isn't going to get mad at you for smoking a cigarette, or eating a Twix, or getting back into cock fighting, meaning all your good intentions quickly dissolve into disappointment and a deep, immutable sense of shame.
Does the meaning of the Constitution evolve over time, or is there only a single, immutable understanding of what it says?
In Leviathan and Its Enemies, he argued that resistance to the cosmopolitan elite would be driven by "immutable elements of human nature" that "necessitate attachment to the concrete and historical roots of moral values and meaning".
