Sentence examples for is always constant from inspiring English sources

The baseline shouldn't be that unemployment is always constant.

"Even though it looks like it's changing erratically, there is always something deeper there that is always constant," Lipson explained.

The biggest advantage of tidal power is that it is not dependent on seasons or weather and is always constant.

Franklin enunciated the law now known as the conservation of charge (the net sum of the charges within an isolated region is always constant).

A body is formally regarded as rigid if the distance between any set of two points in it is always constant.

This assumption violates the first law of thermodynamics, also called the law of conservation of energy, which states that the total energy of a system is always constant.

I grew up bouncing back and forth between Compton, Watts, and South Central and violence was the only thing that was always constant.

Because there's always constant motion and the quips, which you have to have, but for me it's the quiet moments in action films where you really get in under the skin of the character.

"With the hype on the way up, too, there was always constant change," he adds.

And while almost two years have passed since Butcher's death, Futcher says there are always constant reminders of their friendship.

In the present model, the costs of 'producing' resources are always constant, and there exists capacity constraint on extraction in each resource mine.