Sentence examples for invariant from inspiring English sources
"invariant" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it when referring to something that does not or cannot change. For example, "The laws of physics are invariant across all points in the universe."
adjective
Not varying; constant
And if I can see that rivalry, under a clear blue sky, and in the midst of a playoff run such bliss!Yet the price I pay for a ticket is usually invariant to the weather and my interest in the opposing team.
Unlike the other proposals, it is essentially invariant to the size of the EU, whatever that ends up being.
It suffices that the result is invariant.
That acceleration vector is an invariant.
Since the speed of light is an invariant quantity, all "observers" agree as to which points of the spacetime are illuminated by the popping of the flashbulb at O. Furthermore, as special relativity is standardly understood, the speed of light is a limiting speed.
He goes so far as to say: "I think the idea of invariant is the clue to a relational concept of reality, not only in physics but in every aspect of the world".
For Weyl appearances are open only to intuition (in the Kantian sense of subjective perception) and therefore agreement is obtained by giving objective status only to those relations that are invariant under particular transformations.
3), one might be justified in employing obviously false chaos models because the infinitely intricate structure of strange attractors (1) is the result of relatively simple stretching and folding mechanisms and (2) many of the points in state space of interest are invariant under this stretching and folding mechanism.
Sarkar and Stachel (1999) argue that there is no physical warrant for the requirement that a simultaneity relation be invariant under temporal reflections.
The function fκ is clearly Gκ-invariant.
