Sentence examples for suggests a constant from inspiring English sources

Though his music often suggests a constant state of collapse, Mr. Smith, 45, is hardly an emotional wreck.

It suggests a constant struggle, not for existence itself, but between selfishness and altruism a struggle that neither can win.

He has, she says, "a kind of hopeful aspect; maybe only a trick of the light or something about his look that suggests a constant readiness to play.

The results indicate that for the considered cases, the uplift force is sensitive to the pipe diameter and its relative stiffness, while the ALA (2005, [33]) suggests a constant force for the burial depths considered in this study.

That delinquency is illegal at all ages suggests a constant protective effect across ages.

This suggests a constant, faster rate of transition between tasks in the HSBs.

"His movements suggest a constant state of fear," a Middle Eastern official said on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive intelligence.

The curves appear to be quadratic (i.e. ({propto} t^{2}), dotted curves), suggesting a constant acceleration.

They suggest a constant stream of around 40 KB/s should be more than enough, though that adds up over time to over a hundred gigabytes — not something everyone can afford, depending on data caps.

This ratio agrees with the estimate of 8 obtained by the UAV measurement in May 2011 almost within the error, suggesting a constant CO2/SO2 ratio after May 2011.

The existing models in the literature suggest a constant decrease of particle wall contact time with an increase in the gas velocity.