Sentence examples for point of constancy from inspiring English sources

The observation that closely related plants sometimes exhibited regions of DNA-marker colinearity [11, 38] provided a key point of constancy in these comparisons because genetic map relatedness was simple to determine with robust techniques that were not dramatically affected by genome size or the overall quality of the genetic toolkit for that species [8].

This degree of constancy is within the range typically reported in color constancy studies with realistic stimuli (Bäuml, 1994; Kraft & Brainard, 1999; Olkkonen et al., 2010).

Almost symmetrical concentration-way profiles across the interface point at constancy of the interdiffusion coefficients, which are of the order of 10−12 cm2/s.

That is, I feel, the point of capitalism, and the constancy of competition, obsolescence and innovation naturally creates an ever-present cloud of what could be called "the uncertain".

Together, Restrictions i ii also entail the continuity of q* at every end-point of any maximal interval of constancy.

However, the "recognition of the phenomenon of constancy merely shifts the point of application of the argument" (1947b, p. 112).

He preferred Newt Gingrich in 2012, going so far at one point as to dismiss Mitt Romney as making a weather vane look like a symbol of constancy.

He complains, at one point, about the constancy of contact in our technological age: "You can't miss nobody in 2017!" His black Apple watch reads as a sign of surrender.

Therefore, within the experimental uncertainties, both calculations point to a constancy of the cellulose CI inside the biomass.

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

The experience of constancy may break down under extreme conditions.