Sentence examples for invariable phenomenon from inspiring English sources

This invariable phenomenon has been reported before [ 12, 24].

Is it possibly because – by a mysterious dispensation which can never, probably, be rationalistically explained, so various are the conditions and yet so invariable the phenomenon, – is it because the Christmas dinner, even in the best-regulated families, is always late, and the diners abnormally hungry in consequence?

The metre and the second are already defined in terms of invariable natural phenomena, so that any laboratory that needs to can construct its own.

This phenomenon leaves signal shapes of observations almost invariable from IDV 0), causing both misclassification rates for IDV(4) and IDV 0) higher than other faults.

Leu349 was another invariable residue.

Is this child's world invariable?

Adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections are invariable.

"Like Obama!" is the invariable response.

He went on to describe his "invariable" working method.

In the search for exactness, then, Science has been continually led on to discard the human and personal elements in phenomena, in the hope of finding some residuum as it were behind them which should not be personal and human but absolute and invariable.

The invariable answer: poor people and communities of color.