Sentence examples for was actually constant from inspiring English sources

The determination coefficient for this fitting was larger than 0.99, suggesting that the effusion rate of lava was actually constant.

On a component (M(I _i subset overline{M(I)}_n) corresponding to an object (i in overline{I}_n), it is actually constant with fiber (langle mathcal {C}_i,mathcal {C}'_i rangle ).

For excision and homotopy invariance, use the spectral sequence of Corollary 8.11 to compute (H^cdot (A,B)(X,Y)), and note that the functor ({mathcal {H} { om}}(A_X,B_X)) is actually constant for any simplicial set X, so that the right-hand side of (9.11) reduces to the ordinary relative cohomology (H^cdot (X,Y -)).

If the amount of DNA per chloroplast were actually constant during this period of leaf expansion, then Arabidopsis and tobacco would be atypical among the plants for which such data have been reported, and would not serve as good models for certain aspects of chloroplast development.

Mean cardiac output and body temperature did not significantly change from t0 to t4, nor did extracorporeal blood flow (EBF), which was actually kept constant during the treatment.

Its market cap, as also stated by the Columbia Journalism Review "was actually about $856 billion in constant dollars, $235 billion more than Apple's current market cap".

Poor Ernst Freud was a successful architect, but his dad invented psychoanalysis – then, to make it worse, his middle son, Lucien, became arguably the greatest British artist of his generation, and his youngest, Clement, a politician who was actually popular, by virtue of his constant presence on Radio 4 panel shows.

Full-time child care workers' median wage in 2011 was $19,098; in 1990, it was actually slightly higher at $19,680, in constant U.S. dollars.

"See, for a minute there, it sounded like Sarah Sanders was actually promising to provide regular and constant information to the American people," Cooper said.

According to Lacan, it's actually the constant thwarting of our desire that drives our pleasure.

Some have argued that it has been a sign of our success and remarkable stability, noting that division in American politics is actually a constant, and that these differences often go about as deep as choosing between Coke and Pepsi -- at least when seen from a non-American perspective.