Those who look upon such development with skepticism can find comfort in the unchanging waters of Lake Michigan, whose shores are lined for miles with well-kept, if occasionally crowded, paths for bikers and pedestrians of various speeds and styles.
We also subjected tadpoles to unchanging or decreasing water levels to explore whether decreasing water levels might induce any carry-over effects.
35 Spencer et al 10 pointed out that this explanation was inconsistent with a declining prevalence of ALS in a sessile population dependent on an unchanging supply of river water, which this report may support.
Second, are these levels representative of an unchanging natural background exposure though drinking water containing natural Uranium which is a result of high natural levels of environmental Uranium?
Mr. Kelly has created 10 more episodes of his cult video series, which he and a cast lip-sync as he narrates the story to a lilting, and unchanging, beat, punctuated by the sound of water dripping.
The world's water supply is finite and unchanging.
Furthermore, culture is not monolithic, nor it is unchanging, nor still is it unchangeable.
From time to time some brief and insubstantial reflection arose concerning the instability of the things of this world, whose image I saw in the surface of the water, but soon these fragile impressions gave way before the unchanging and ceaseless movement which lulled me... so completely that even when time and the habitual signal called me home I could hardly bring myself to go.
As you pass through, by car or on water, what strikes you is its emptiness – it's a vast, barren, unchanged and unchanging landscape.
Stationarity, which is 'the idea that natural systems fluctuate within an unchanging envelope of variability' [10], is and has been a fundamental concept within the urban water management.
