Sentence examples for made more constant from inspiring English sources
Therefore, prior to the refinement with the two-stage moving window average algorithm, a simplified version of the cross-correlation-based technique proposed by Ahmad et al. [ 18] was first employed to selectively discard overlapping A-scans, such that the remaining A-scans were more uniformly spaced, i.e., the speed between them was made more constant.
The irony was surely not lost on Cambridge, who had struggled throughout on a heavy pitch made more treacherous by constant rain (even a streaker kept his underpants on).
The analytic solution of the integral in the case of a constant hazard makes more apparent that λ, the variable describing the number of events within an interval in Eq. 4, corresponds to the product in Eq. 5 of the rate of the events and the length of the interval.
No doubt there was the search, constant to any writer, to make more money in a livelier place.
"A lot of emissions and fuel usage are caused by acceleration, and our system will allow the cars to make a much more constant speed," he says, adding that the savings could be "quite significant".
About that time, Hall also began to feel what he called a "desperation for God," a desire to make God a more constant part of his daily life, "to step out in faith and take risks with him".
Just pleasure, along with a palpable, laudable regard for Mexican cuisine that makes you wish Crema were more constant and trustworthy.
That makes the motor oscillate with smaller and more constant amplitudes, producing a slow dance.
The lower this relationship, the more constant is the force that makes a tooth move.
The reality is much more subtle, more constant.
