Sentence examples for sustained constant from inspiring English sources

Concrete creep is traditionally defined to be a kind of time-dependent behavior exhibited by concrete under sustained constant loads.

All beams sustained constant loads for 550 days and were then unloaded for 60 subsequent days to evaluate the deformation recovery performances.

In particular, transient oscillatory dynamics could provide a way for the STAT1 pathway to increase the duration of its response to IFN-beta in a physiological manner (i.e. without a period of sustained constant activation as in Figure  5B).

Moreover, it has the advantage of being able to sustain constant reinterpretation, to renew itself with each repetition.

Therefore, incrementing the resultant moment and the axial compression takes place proportionally through radial loading to sustain constant eccentricity throughout the loading until failure.

Sustaining constant growth requires resources from a supply that is mostly limited, or that cannot keep up with demand.

The director of Ibiza's Department of Tourism, Vicente Torres, explained in an interview with Pulse yesterday that the island has a "limited capacity" and simply cannot sustain constant increases in tourism.

Northern Taiwan experiences northeast monsoons during the winter (dry seasons) and has much higher precipitation than central and southwestern Taiwan [ 43], and the water levels of these northern rivers and streams are stable throughout the year and are capable of sustaining constant population sizes and maintaining high genetic diversity.

Companies hoping for long-term, bottom-line results will need the flexibility to sustain constant change.

For it is Dorries's world that is largely self-created, sustained by constant conflict, in which she presents herself as battling on every front, pursuing dire, faith-based policies, not evidence-based ones.

But Jeffery Kissoon admirably brings out Antony's echoes of lost grandeur even if, in the present, he exists in a state of sexual enthralment and is sustained by constant recourse to a hip flask.