For my own work, I rely mostly on a constant and blanket distrust of my eyes, alongside a series of convoluted psych-outs to keep myself from reading as a normal person would.
These numerical considerations enable the model of devolatilization to be simplified; it turns out that a heated particle's core of virgin coal shrinks mostly with a constant velocity, characterized by only four dimensionless groups i.e., two of them usually turn out to be unimportant.
The intervening sequences, U1 and U2, are mostly of a constant length (24 nt and 156 nt, respectively) (fig. 3 B and supplementary table S3, Supplementary Material online).
As shown in Fig. 10, in our experiments, estimates based on the force sensor were found to change linearly with a gradient of −40 dB/dec, indicating that the outputs from the sensor were mostly noise of a constant level.
Last year, Amtrak — which says ticket prices and fees cover about 88 percent of its operating costs — lost more than $450 million, mostly a result of constant maintenance of tracks and bridges that are decades old.
Above all, they must avoid the police, who are a constant, mostly unseen menace — a minor inconvenience, a source of absurd frustration and also, sometimes, a serious, even mortal threat.
Orthostatic headache, which mostly occurred occipitally, was a constant and most reliable symptom in all CSF leakage subjects.
Drug release study revealed that the BBR drug was slowly released from PEGMA-g-DCCSNPs at a mostly constant rate of 10 20% in PBS buffer (pH 7.4) at 37 °C over a period of 23 days.
Mr. Prabhakaran has mostly remained constant, a man who is ready "to take any method, however repulsive, as long as it furthered his struggle," according to a biography, "Inside an Elusive Mind: Prabhakaran," by M. R. Narayan Swamy.
Prabhakaran has mostly remained constant, a man who is ready "to take any method, however repulsive, as long as it furthered his struggle," according to a leading biography, "Inside an Elusive Mind: Prabhakaran" by M.R. Narayan Swamy.
