Sentence examples for immutable to from inspiring English sources

India's government has often proved immutable to calls for progressive reform.

"Sexual orientation is not immutable to the same extent as race," he wrote.

SOTOMAYOR: The Constitution is a document that is immutable to the sense that it's lasted 200 years.

The UNF software produces universal numeric fingerprints (semantic cryptographic hashes) for digital objects that are immutable to format.

We construct a budget-balanced wagering mechanism that flexibly extracts information about event probabilities, as well as the mean, median, and other statistics from a group of individuals whose beliefs are immutable to the actions of others.

It is to be vulnerable to the world when the world believes itself invulnerable, to understand its mutability when it thinks itself immutable, to sense what's coming before others sense it, to know that the barbarian future is tearing down the gates of the present while others cling to the decadent, hollow past.

Updates to the directory node can be done in batches to allow numerous immutable nodes to be created before the directory is updated in a single operation.

It caused an existential crisis for Ethereum, whose community had to decide whether to rewrite the supposedly immutable blockchain to reverse the damage.

He talks up what he sees as immutable positives to London — as a city to live in and a place to access talent, pointing, for example, to quality local universities.

The key advantages for you to emphasize with partners: faster transaction settlement, fewer labor-intensive, error-prone manual processes, and the ability to use blockchain's immutable ledgers to facilitate trust between partners who may not even know each other.

Class tropes – expressed through which newspaper you read as much as the level of education you were expected to attain – appeared so solid and immutable as to be simple "common sense".