Sentence examples for in this constancy from inspiring English sources

And in this constancy, in this complete indifference to the life and death of each of us, there lies hid, perhaps, a pledge of our eternal salvation, of the unceasing movement of life upon earth, of unceasing progress towards perfection.

And in this constancy, in this utter indifference to the life and death of each of us, there perhaps lies hidden the pledge of eternal salvation, the unceasing movement of life on earth, of unceasing perfection.

This constancy in number of neurons suggests a constraint in the nervous system of nematodes.

"Constancy in an open system, such as our bodies represent, requires mechanisms that act to maintain this constancy," Cannon wrote.

"Love him or not, we must recognize that this is one of the greatest African leaders who influenced several generations, including mine, and found in the constancy and courage of his positions what we research in a hero.

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.

The recurring fantasy of his life is "one of perfect continuous travel, this unending hop from one point to another, the pleasures found not in the singular marvels of any destination but in the constancy of serial arrivals and departures, and the comforting companion knowledge that you'll never quite get intimate enough for any trouble to start brewing".

Indeed, including time of day in the constancy model reduced the sex effect (Supplementary Table S6).

This results in color constancy with varying illumination conditions, and in a relatively stable suprathreshold color perception with minimal effect of aging.

This karyotype constancy in taxa of Hippeastrum with different genome size and ploidy level indicates that the distribution of extra DNA within the complement is not at random and suggests the presence of mechanisms selecting for constancy, or against changes, in karyotype morphology.

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.