Sentence examples for widely constant from inspiring English sources
Thus, most widely constant conditions are required to avoid partial load or overload operation as far as possible (Fig. 8).
A further distribution of the total discharge, based on the manual measurements, shows that the portion leaking from the left side (in flow direction) is variable, while the right and center zone are most widely constant.
Open image in new window Fig. 17 Illustration of the correlation between storage level and seepage water: (1) widely constant storage levels lead to steady and acceptable low seepage, (2) an decrease (increase) of the storage level causes a successive deceeding (incline) of seepage.
This is multiplied by e (a widely used constant in maths, equal to 2.718) raised to the power of x multiplied by s, i (the square root of -1) and pi.
This period of test was chosen as it is empirically similarly to the widely accepted Constant's shoulder assessment scoring method.
It is possible to control more freely and widely the dielectric constant of the photonic crystals by this method.
It is widely believed that constant exposure to new ideas and skills makes people better workers, thinkers, and societal contributors.
That the most powerful actors should be immunized from the rule of law - not merely treated better, but fully immunized - is a constant, widely affirmed precept in US justice.
Those who imagine that the great scientific and social gains of the past 200 years or so would automatically have been widely shared without constant pressure from below – and resistance by large sections of the Tory party, he added, in a rare partisan lapse – are being very obtuse.
Indeed, the patient described a constant, widely distributed right-side head pain that started at least 1 month before while he continued the prophylactic treatment with lamotrigine.
In the most widely used approach, constant application factors are applied to the available toxicity data to account for different sensitivities of other untested species in the ecosystem.
