Sentence examples for truly constant from inspiring English sources
The priority of invention of the pendulum clock has been ascribed to Galileo by some authorities and to Huygens by others, but Huygens solved the essential problem of making the period of a pendulum truly constant by devising a pivot that caused the suspended body, or bob, to swing along the arc of a cycloid rather than that of a circle.
For example, when is CTOA truly constant?
Physicists would like an even faster-ticking clock to answer big nagging questions, like: Is the so-called fine structure constant, which determines the strength of electromagnetic interactions, truly constant?
It has been found that the power dissipated as heat can be reduced by 50 67% replacing the commercial electric power supply unit provided together with the electrolyzer by an electronic converter capable of supplying the electrolyzer with a truly constant DC current.
But Wilde would scoff at all this and point to the uncontrollable humor in every attempt at a serious dialogue; for comedy is the only prevailing insult that is truly constant.
And then you realize that the past was never truly constant, but just moving along besides you in your journey towards the future and it just happened to catch up with you in the present.
Sure, we have a great campus security team at Trinity, and they pay even closer attention to the neighborhood threats than I do, but the buzzing text messages through the night remind me that vigilance is truly a constant necessity.
Given this assumption, it was hypothesized that a snapshot-based prevalence vs. birth year curve would have a flatter slope than a constant-age tracking curve and conceivably would be a completely flat line if autism is truly a constant-prevalence condition.
Call it what you will--taxes, penalties, fees or fines--but the only word that truly describes the constant bilking of the American taxpayer by the government and its corporate partners is theft.
My music is really about being able to express that sensitivity and vulnerability but it's a constant struggle to truly accept that aspect of who I am, y'know?
Unless the content is truly thoughtful and helpful, the constant stimulation adds to my sense of not enoughness.
