Sentence examples for merely constant from inspiring English sources

It would have been disappointing if school results had remained merely constant in the face of this input plethora.

In (3), the cp-clause requires that other (non-negligible) forces on the planet except that of the sun are—not merely constant but absent.

Just constant exchange, constant exchange".

But if this is now the Fed's view, then the deviation of expected inflation from its target is always merely a constant.

From (2.6), any two eigenfunctions corresponding to the same eigenvalue 1 λ n 3 are merely nonzero constant multiples of each other, that is, dim ker ( 1 λ n 3 I − K ) = dim ker ( I − λ n 3 K ) = 1.

A model tree has a test in each inner node that tests the value of a certain attribute, and in each leaf a model for predicting the target variable: the model can be a linear equation or merely a constant.

(Rendering this distinction fully precise, in a way that deals with all of the many "function" words of natural language, such as auxiliary verbs, pronouns and prepositions, is none too easy; for purposes here, it will suffice to restrict attention to merely the constants of standard first-order logic).

"It means the probability of a startup making it really big is not merely not a constant fraction of the probability that it will succeed, but that the startups with a high probability of the former will seem to have a disproportionately low probability of the latter".

Cross-talk merely causes a constant offset.

Based on the evidence previously mentioned, this study examines the limitations of the view that the level of the HIV epidemic in sub-Saharan Africa could be explained merely by a constant probability of transmission.

Height is merely the most identifiable constant in Boyle's life.