Sentence examples for indication of the constant from inspiring English sources

"This is another indication of the constant exploration of different options that we have to increase the pressure on the Qaddafi regime as we go forward," the White House press secretary, Jay Carney, said Tuesday.

Even the staggeringly slow motor traffic is a solid indication of the constant buzz that comes with a strong economy and heavy tourism.

Once running, a small icon on the main screen provides constant indication of the current radiation level.

An indication of the number of relevant time constants is given by the minimum number of singular values that are needed to extract the signal out of the data, effectively filtering the noise.

The high value of electron transfer rate constant is an indication of the ability of the nickel nanoparticle to promote electron transfer between it and the bare electrode surface.

The efficacy of a therapeutic IgG molecule may be as dependent on the optimisation of the constant region to suit its intended indication as on the selection of its variable regions.

Changes in the electronic, "metallic" or ionic co-valent character of the surface plationic co-valentreflecharacterhe changes of thesurfacefic rate constant and is an indication of the implatinum of the electronic structure due to the electrocatomsst sites in determining the electrocarelytic activity.

Kinetic analyses were performed in order to determine the second order rate constants (kcat/KM') as an indication of the substrate specificities.

It is shown that the maximum measurable standard heterogeneous rate constant is not a sufficient indication of the limitations of a relaxation method.

Cunniffe has no inhibition in depicting Anne's physical problems: the reddened, gout-ridden ankles, the stiff gait, the left hand that clutches her side as an indication of constant pain.

The constants given for these ionizations are an indication of the release (−σp) or withdrawal (+σp) of electrons by a substituent, and provide an indication of the combined contributions of both inductive and resonance effects.