Sentence examples for natural constant from inspiring English sources

But if you intend to define a unit of measure in relation to a natural constant, it's the only available method.

The breath is natural, constant and it is calming.

As an artist himself, Karborn finds that the issues he examines are continuously evolving, and he actually enjoys the "natural constant change" of ideas and mediums in his practice.

We are fully aware that a NOAEL for gastroenteritis is not a natural constant if it is expressed as a concentration of indicator organisms in the water.

Taking into account that many other studies throughout the last few years have reported a considerable portion of the traditionally used reference genes not being stably expressed under various experimental conditions, it becomes rather apparent that a natural constant as 1 g might have even more an effect on the expression of genes than other test circumstances.

Even legendary figures like Dirac and Eddington were accused of "numerology" for suggesting a signal in the seemingly random digits of natural constants.

Definition by natural constants was readopted in 1960, when the metre was redefined as 1,650,763.73 wavelengths of the orange-red line in the krypton-86 spectrum, and again in 1983, when it was redefined as the distance traveled by light in a vacuum in 1/299,792,458 second.

You can't remove it," says Dr Cumpson.The missing PlanckIt is problems like this and the fact that the world's kilograms are changing in mass at different rates that are behind a push to bring the kilogram into line with the rest of the SI, and to define it purely with reference to natural constants.

Then, with the results obtained, we prove that the local functions (ε + r2)1 − n2, continued by their natural constants, lead to the inequality μ < 14n(n − 2) ωn2n of the fundamental theorem of Aubin (Theorem 1, p. 280 of [T. Aubin, J. Funct. Anal.32 (1979), 148 174]).

At the 23rd CGPM (2007), the CIPM was mandated to investigate the use of natural constants as the basis for all units of measure rather than the artefacts that were then in use.

At its 23rd meeting (2007), the GCPM mandated the CIPM to investigate the use of natural constants as the basis for all units of measure rather than the artefacts that were then in use.