Sentence examples for unchanging characteristic from inspiring English sources

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But for these individuals, this "issue," this unchanging characteristic about themselves, is often a matter of life or death.

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Total earnings, adjusted for unchanging personal characteristics that affect earnings, is a crucial input into measuring well-being and its cyclical variation.

Overall, occupation/region wages are driven by basic factors such as regional productivity, regional labour market slack, regional product demand, national occupation demand, and unchanging occupation/region characteristics.

Channelling this purity and poise, Keenan gives songs like 'Illumination' and 'Unchanging Window' the characteristic Broadcast mood-blend of blithe and ominous; Cargill frames her melodies with crisply detailed orchestrations and swinging beats that betray deep immersion in movie scores and library music.

This equation postulates that wages in any occupation and region are derived by basic factors such as regional productivity, regional labour market slack, regional product demand, national levels of demand and unchanging occupation and region characteristics.

Many electronic components, even not specifically produced for cryogenic applications, can be usefully operated at low temperature: some of them retain their room temperature characteristics like unchanging resistance (less than 10% upon cooling to 4 K) and showing a lower noise at low temperature.

Neither of the dual characteristics of ningen are either unchanging or ultimately real.

The current investigation demonstrated relatively constant fumigation flushes along a 40 90% WHC moisture gradient alongside unchanging carbon-to-nitrogen flush ratios corresponding to characteristic cellular values.

Furthermore, culture is not monolithic, nor it is unchanging, nor still is it unchangeable.

They spoke in great detail about how 'men' behave in sexual relationships, what they value about conventional gender roles, and how these gendered characteristics are not malleable but are rather the unchanging product of both culture and nature.

The term quasistatic means "nearly unchanging," so a quasistatic signal refers to a signal that changes so slowly over long times that it possesses characteristics more like static signals than dynamic (i.e. rapidly changing) signals.

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