Sentence examples for unchanging property from inspiring English sources
The probability that a focal pollinator of genetic value i forages on day τ is a Gaussian function with a maximum at day i and a standard deviation σ pp that we assume to be an unchanging property of the population.
Based on volume-unchanging property of incompressible materials large nonlinear deformation and Lame formula, we established the mechanical model for the rubber sleeve. .
With unchanging impedance properties of Ri and CL, the job is set – at least for the same flow profile and tidal volume.
Physical systems are divided into types according to their unchanging (or 'state-independent') properties, and the state of a system at a time consists of a complete specification of those of its properties that change with time (its 'state-dependent' properties).
One then identifies those features of the configuration that remain unchanged under the variation the invariant features; these are in turn, through a process of reification, deemed to be properties of an unchanging substrate the "things themselves".
Furthermore, culture is not monolithic, nor it is unchanging, nor still is it unchangeable.
This means that the self which is essentially a sequence of events does not regard itself in this way, but considers itself to be a substantial self, that is an essentially unchanging unified agent distinct from its physical and mental properties.
According to this theory, there is a single, eternal, unchanging, indivisible, and non-sensible form corresponding to every predicate or property.
In this country the traditional English notion of property ceased in the 19th century to refer to landed estates (and an unchanging status quo) and came to mean a dynamic right to acquire.
Rather than a constant, unchanging grid, General Relativity admits a spacetime fabric that can both change over time and whose properties will appear different to observers with different motions and at different locations.
