Sentence examples for in its constancy from inspiring English sources

The sea is comforting in its constancy: "the waves in the dark that strangely console/with their steadiness".

The design of the Reverso has changed little since its first appearance in 1931, its constancy reflecting the simple practicality of a rectangular shape for the sliding pivot movement.

The leech heartbeat neural network is famous for its constancy in both architecture and functional output across animals.

We have thus shown that if is not injective, then any interval of its constancy is contained in for an.

But the appeal of the institution of the Papacy, for many, lies in its promise of constancy.

The determinants of lost productive time due to migraine may be unclear and probably complex, but we see evidence here, nonetheless, of constancy in its relationship to disability, which survives the influences of different behaviours among peoples from different cultures.

According to the ethic of conviction, on the other hand, a free agent should be able to choose autonomously not only the means, but also the end; "this concept of personality finds its 'essence' in the constancy of its inner relation to certain ultimate 'values' and 'meanings' of life" [Weber 1903 06/1975, 192].

Art's distillation and the world's grand immediacy collaborate to form an almost elegiac meditation on nature, on its beauty and power, its challenge to human ingenuity and its comforting constancy in the face of life's fragility.

The artist's rejection of the plein air style, which was roughly impressionistic, corresponded with his belief in the constancy of Russian nature and its abiding monumental order.

However, fidelity a belief in someone requires presence in addition to constancy over time, and presence implies an affective element.

Whether this is true only for stimuli in psychophysics studies in which the constancy of velocity must be judged, or also applies more generally, is not known.