Sentence examples for retain a constant from inspiring English sources
"We do have to retain a constant belief in the possibilities of negotiations that will lead to peace," he added.
U is necessary because the power on the individual sub-carriers is scaled by the same factor to retain a constant transmit power.
In summary, as the concentration of FeCl2 solution used for the chemically induced transition increases, the samples retain a constant γ-Fe2O3 composition but the proportion of Ni2O3 is reduced and that of 2FeCl3·5H2O increases.
The half-life of 239Np is far too short for it to be produced as fast as it decays and retain a constant concentration, despite it continuously being produced, although the detection of its much longer-lived daughter 239Pu in nature in 1951 definitively established its natural occurrence.
High KCl-containing solution was prepared by substituting NaCl with an equimolar amount of KCl to retain a constant ionic strength.
Thus it can be concluded, that by increasing the polymer mass in the micropellets such drug delivery device could be generated which could retain a constant geometry with a constant release rate of drug following zero-order kinetic model.
The scene is now less lively than it was in its 90s heyday, but tonight's birthday of much loved, shirts-off rave House Of God (and last month's Atomic Jam) indicate that it retains a constant presence.
According to YouGov, an opinion pollster, in September, 34% would have supported British participation in an American-led attack on Iraq even without UN approval, but now only 23% would (a UN-backed invasion, on the other hand retains a constant approval rating of around 75%).
Each one hid a natural oven that retains a constant heat of 100C.
The edge formation energy retains a constant value up to the edge angle of 16°, after which it monotonically increases with increasing zigzag portion or edge angle.
Meanwhile, the RGP-TiN film exhibited a composition-oscillation along the film thickness direction, where the Ti-phase sublayer had a compositional gradient and the TiN-phase retained a constant stoichiometric ratio of Ti N ≈ 1.
