In mathematics and theoretical physics, property of a system which remains unchanged under some transformation.
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invariante Condition that can be relied upon to be true during execution of a program, or during some portion of it.
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Examples for "constant"
Examples for "constant"
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Maybe their constant state of positive, assured energy attracts only great people.
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But right now they remain a constant hope for certain revolutionary factions.
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The constant is expressed in terms of kilometers per second per megaparsec.
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One idea had remained fairly constant, however, and he heard it everywhere.
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The individual differences emphasize the need for constant attention for possible discomfort.
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He scorned circumstance, and laid bare the unvarying realities of the contest.
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They moved with such unvarying precision that some suffered from repetitive-stress injuries.
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The unvarying treatment of a disease looks odd to a thinking bystander.
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With varying fortunes, but unvarying purpose, the loyal States pursued the contest.
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She could only obtain this unvarying and obstinate reply: Nothing has happened.
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I shall stay as I am for all time now; ageless, changeless.
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Except in that far distance the sky was a relentless, changeless blue.
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The definition of A is changeless, so is the definition of B.
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Out of the tumult rose one persistent voice, clamoring a changeless request.
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You could never imagine what a quiet changeless life I have led.
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Average induction magnitude was invariant with age for both test field heights.
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The method is robust due to its use of gauge invariant nature.
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Our results are applicable to systems of dissimilar elements without invariant manifolds.
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Once again, the 'skeleton' is invariant, while its parts are anything but.
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The NASS yielded a 2-factor structure that was largely invariant across time.
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The models were invariant by gender and for both Blacks and Whites.
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The a-Ti phase shows a lattice contraction which is invariant with cooling rate.
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Mean residence time, elimination half-life, and urinary recovery were invariant with the dose.
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This entered into a violent clash with the invariant model of the religion.
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Depending on what happens, they can lead to the wild Mandelbrotian-style scale-invariant randomness.
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Of course, an invariant ideology could be useful only on short-range.
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A dream is a model, which is developed, based on an invariant QER.
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Particularly for normalization one has to level the expression values of invariant expressed probes.
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The effects were controlled for time-invariant characteristics of the patients by the study design.
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This pattern is net of attrition, time-invariant sociodemographic factors, and time-varying chronic disease conditions.
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Existing study design formulas for longitudinal studies have assumed that the exposure is time-invariant.
