Sentence examples for nearly a constant from inspiring English sources

In most systems, ϒ is nearly a constant when the solute contents are relatively low.

Once k>10, the average number of inner iterations is nearly a constant 1.

The horizontal components decrease to nearly a constant level of 300 nT at high latitudes.

According to (10), the second term is nearly a constant representing the SNR.

The bed-volume expansion drops to nearly a constant as the Strouhal number increases.

Instead, the thermal conductivity was nearly a constant across temperatures for species with different atomic diameters.

At 23°C and above, rotation was basically continuous, with a nearly constant speed, implying a nearly angle-independent torque.

Rows 2A* 2B* of Table 1 also show that θ remains nearly constant along a constant B-line, but the density changes considerably as discussed in case 1.

Occasionally, a component contained a nearly constant frequency part and/or ended with a downward frequency modulated hook (upward frequency modulated with plateau-call (UFM call)).

Such an excitation is representative of broadband ground motions having a nearly constant intensity over a duration several times longer than the period of the base-isolated structure.

The other example involves a regionally fine grid with a nearly constant high-resolution circular region and a gradually decreasing resolution distribution outside of the region.