Sentence examples for notion of constancy from inspiring English sources

A high degree of genome constancy, which is in agreement with the initial notion of constancy in DNA content within individuals and species (Swift, 1950), has been found in many species, including the base calibration standard for estimating C values, Allium cepa L. (Bennett et al., 2000).

The other side of the formal/functional equivalence distinction is the notion of functional constancy.

The Olympic flag, though, has provided one source of constancy.

The experience of constancy may break down under extreme conditions.

But in the year of this latest new name also comes a celebration of constancy.

The goal, he put it another way, is creating an island of constancy.

And I was glad to get back to a kind of constancy.

But clearly I owed Dan a debt of constancy and consideration.

"The promise of constancy, once given, binds its maker," they said.

Zadran, in a long career in Afghan politics, has not made a virtue of constancy.

Often, they are built on a sense of constancy, or very long and repetitive loops.