Sentence examples for which are unchanging from inspiring English sources
The study is cross-sectional and therefore we cannot eliminate issues of reverse causality, except for the many attributes which are unchanging (e.g., skin or eye colour, native language) or fixed from late childhood (e.g., attained height).
The nibbles – a bowl of radishes for £3, anchovies at the same price, roasted garlic, grilled octopus, sweet oily slices of saucisson or a thimble of brown potted crab which had about it the smooth, retro aspect of Shippam's paste (for the nostalgics) – are unchanging.
Some faces are unchanging.
In traditional Chinese mah-jongg, the hands are unchanging.
And English verb forms, like past participles, gerunds and infinitives, can be difficult to master, since Chinese verbs are unchanging.
The more that places, customs, the circumstances of adventures are changed, the more we see that we amidst them are unchanging.
None of these amounts fluctuate; they are unchanging.
The attributes of noise elements are unchanging.
The second statement encapsulates the steady-state assumption, that the concentrations of all metabolites are unchanging.
After mass extinctions, surviving species evolve to refill essentially the same pyramid, suggesting that the tasks are unchanging.
