Examples of 'nearly constant' in a sentence
Meaning of "nearly constant"
This phrase means that something is almost always continuous or without interruption. It implies that there are only a few instances or moments of interruption or change
How to use "nearly constant" in a sentence
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A nearly constant charge is maintained on the capacitor.
Merry eyes and a nearly constant smile.
A nearly constant means of connecting me to my new mechanical mother.
That and our nearly constant nudity.
A nearly constant breeze helps keep things comfortable.
Large deformations at nearly constant stress are possible.
The ratio of physical capital to output is nearly constant.
She also complained of nearly constant abdominal pain.
Nearly constant for both.
Higher education undergoes nearly constant transformation.
A nearly constant hot wind blows across evaporation ponds.
We seem to be living in an age of nearly constant complaint.
He had a nearly constant headache.
The foul language is nearly constant.
In a nearly constant state of annoyance.
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The release rate was nearly constant.
The nearly constant summer winds make it ideal for surfing.
Most stars are of nearly constant luminosity.
Flows are matched to keep the vessel pressure nearly constant.
Readers want nearly constant contact.
A subsequent botched operation left him in nearly constant pain.
Nowhere nearly constant yet.
The smell of manure was nearly constant.
The serifs have a nearly constant width along their length.
The ethylene pressure was then maintained at a nearly constant pressure.
Young children are in nearly constant motion when they are awake.
The share of capital and labor in net income are nearly constant.
Are of constant or nearly constant profile.
The shares of labor and physical capital in national income are nearly constant.
The transform magnitude is nearly constant across all frequencies.
Buffer solutions are used as a mean for keeping pH at a nearly constant value.
Medication has been a nearly constant conversation in my life for quite a while now.
And release large quantities of thermal energy at nearly constant temperature.
Also it offers a nearly constant seal strength over broad temperature ranges.
The pressure was nearly constant.
The condition of nearly constant equilibrium coverage is called the saturation condition.
Maintaining this level of service requires nearly constant training of personnel.
Homeostasis is defined as the capability of a system to maintain certain parameters nearly constant.
The deep layer with nearly constant salinity and slowly decreasing temperature.
Leaf construction cost per unit mass was nearly constant among cohorts.
They indicate that a nearly constant level of conversion was achieved in all five cycles.
By this amount of exposure the color shifts have reached a nearly constant value.
Such a linear filter has a nearly constant gain in the desired band pass.
These losses are small compared to the usable power and are also nearly constant.
This is necessary to account for the nearly constant chemical composition of the whole.
Cavitation is greatly reduced by the fact that hydraulic pressure remains at nearly constant.
A propeller with controllable pitch can have a nearly constant efficiency over a range of airspeeds.
For most known animal species the content of polar lipids is nearly constant.
The various indicators are nearly constant so far and the recent move indicates consolidation.
They built a hut on the rocky cape and wintered through nearly constant blizzards.
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