Sentence examples for no longer constants from inspiring English sources

The existence of these random factors makes the state variables, e.g. gas flow in the gas pipeline, or the bus voltage and branch power, no longer constants and present certain probability distribution characteristics.

Einstein stunned the world in 1919 with the news that space and time were no longer constant and absolute, but bendable and relative.

A hyperbolic decline occurs when the decline rate is no longer constant.

This coordinate system is more realistic in meteorology and more complicated to analyze, since the coefficients are no longer constant.

When plasticity is included in the B to A synapse, the synaptic strength is no longer constant.

In the slip-weakening friction law of Eq. (1), the frictional coefficient μ is no longer constant.

In this case, however, the hoop stress is no longer constant along the edge of the elliptical hole due to the contribution from surface energy.

In the water injection process weak sandstone reservoirs, the permeability of weak sandstones is no longer constant, but belongs to nonlinear seepage due to the transport of rock particles.

Adjusting the parameters of flux-corrected-transport (FCT) algorithms to cancel the successive truncation terms in the modified equation can be used in place of Fourier analysis when the velocity is no longer constant and uniform.

The striking feature of a nanometric solid is that conventionally detectable properties are no longer constant, but are tuneable by simply controlling its shape and size, and this has originated a revolution in materials science and device technology.

In other words, it is assumed that in about 10% of outer nuclear region, the density is no longer constant and falls rapidly and is ignored in the integrated model.