Sentence examples for retained a constant from inspiring English sources
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.
Nearly no one retained a constant body mass, but most people gained or lost between 5 and 10 kg over any part of the 20-year period in adult life (James 1985).
"We do have to retain a constant belief in the possibilities of negotiations that will lead to peace," he added.
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.
U is necessary because the power on the individual sub-carriers is scaled by the same factor to retain a constant transmit power.
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.
A sample cell, designed for stable operation at high temperature and pressure retaining a constant path length, has enabled a precise measurement of absolute SAXS intensities, from which fluctuations in concentration and density have been observed.
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 surface of Venus is effectively isothermal; it retains a constant temperature not only between day and night but between the equator and the poles.
