Sentence examples for indispensable constant from inspiring English sources

"Technological innovation is the indispensable constant across the energy spectrum," IHS Markit vice chairman and conference chair Daniel Yergin said at the time.

In addition, a key ingredient in the main proof concerning variable exponent problems is usually the so-called perturbation approach by various local comparisons with these problems of constant local maximal and minimal exponents (p^) and (p^), which also leads to an indispensable constant controlled by the log-Hölder condition (2.3), for more details, see the main proof in Section 4.

By this point in the 2010 campaign, the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg had become the star of the general election, because of her constant and indispensable reporting on the BBC News channel.

Additional to quality assessment during the manufacturing process, a final assessment of the delivered elements with operational heat load is indispensable to ensure a constant high thermal performance of the installed divertor.

In particular, a concrete value of the embedding constant is indispensable for verified numerical computation and computer-assisted proof for PDEs; see, e.g., [9 11, 13].

For 12 years, every time I came to visit New York, it was with one constant companion: an indispensable guide book by Michael Middleditch called the New York Mapguide.

The skills the study of philosophy cultivates are indispensable ones that are in constant high demand on the job market.

Varied knowledge, wide experience, constant vigilance are indispensable when facing difficulties due to remoteness, isolation and the limited means at the disposal of the depots.

Nothing does that better than constant shocks to the indispensable institutions of a democracy.

The results demonstrated that covalent linkages between GO and PEI were indispensable in obtaining composite films with high dielectric constants and low losses.

The contribution of the newly organized planters was indispensable in protecting the planted mangroves, because they offered a constant presence in the area.