Sentence examples for invariable principles from inspiring English sources

This provides an innovation methodology for kinematic chains with invariable principles of terminal constraint.

It is in this area that the invariable operating principles are established.

It is an almost invariable rule that the more historians study Henry VIII, the less they like him.

As becomes clear from the analysis of his articles and speeches, his understanding of the union's basic principles has been practically invariable over time.

According to the principle of the output powder cumulative volume invariable in unit time, the real time powder allocation formulae are deduced.

The natural law is "universal and invariable" and deals with "the rights and duties which follow [necessarily] from the first principle" (see Man and the State, pp. 97-98) or precept of law — that good is to be done and evil avoided.

As a proof of principle, we enriched a ~850 kb section comprising the CNV defensin gene cluster DEFB, the invariable DEFA part and 11 control regions from two genomes by sequence capture and sequenced it by 454 technology.

"Like Obama!" is the invariable response.

The ruling principle of his turbulent years as the leader of Poland's Catholics was to ask: "What would Primate Wyszynski have done?" The invariable answer: "Defend the church .God willed it, too, that another giant loomed over him.

Adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections are invariable.

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