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| he atomic number, and α is the fine structure | constant, a measure of the strength of electromagnetic |
| t law gives an expression for the equilibrium | constant, a quantity characterizing chemical equilibri |
| d with the question of why the fine structure | constant, a dimensionless fundamental constant, has a |
| If an exclamation point appears in a string | constant, a new line is printed. |
| only his deep inner resignation but also his | constant abandonment to divine providence.". |
| bey, but it stands clear that, due to Wyatt's | constant absences from the site, and because of the ov |
| l Publishing House, Adyar, 1932.On account of | constant absorption in Brahman, freed from the sense o |
| above 800 km altitude in space and produces a | constant acceleration of one Earth gravity. |
| is possible, but within the photon sphere, a | constant acceleration will allow a spacecraft or probe |
| height during the fall (that is, they assume | constant acceleration). |
| Due to three million years of | constant acceleration, Red Dwarf breaks the light barr |
| s are given these laptops to ensure they have | constant access to the Internet and applications such |
| Because the velocity of light is a universal | constant, accurate range data is a direct and simple c |
| Clint finds SuperAngel's | constant accusations and arguing a turnoff and, back a |
| to make sure that the activity coefficient is | constant across a set of solutions, with the assumptio |
| s exerted on one body by a second body is not | constant across its diameter, the side nearest to the |
| be different, the family unit has always been | constant across cultures. |
| In the years 2003-2005 Kostarev Group was a | constant act in the InProg festival, the 2000s most im |
| Mutations involving EGFR could lead to its | constant activation which could result in uncontrolled |
| achusetts-area band State Radio, as well as a | constant activist for improved living conditions in Zi |
| perature regulation and a diminished need for | constant activity, both inherent in organisms with a l |
| After five consecutive years of | constant activity, the members of Chicago were feeling |
| Normally an amplitude factor (a) and a | constant additive term for the background (b) are incl |
| by a lock in 1993, designed both to provide a | constant adequate depth of water for fishing and pleas |
| trolled from a control room, and did not need | constant adjustment. |
| Kulturkampf policy, Zell was the archbishop's | constant adviser and active assistant. |
| archetype of 1960s Swinging London, with his | constant advocacy for free love- defending this attitu |
| by the Chicago Sun-Times, which called him "a | constant advocate for fiscal responsibility and a watc |
| nd financial center of Taiwan, had been under | constant aerial assaults by the Allies since that time |
| ifth one thanks to amazing mutalisk micro and | constant aggression. |
| A that Pegahmagabow took issue with, he was a | constant agitator over the islands in Georgian Bay of |
| namely the Planck scale) such that the Newton | constant agrees with the one measured by some type of |
| ble due to fuel shortages, lack of equipment, | constant air raids and the general retreat of the Germ |
| for North Vietnamese military..." and "under | constant air attack from all angles Helo...gunners ord |
| While in San Pedro Bay, the force was under | constant air attack, but the AGC was not hit. |
| book brings to life local firefights and the | constant air-ground interactions that are one of the k |
| The song has received | constant airplay since its release, and reached #47 on |
| The song receives | constant airplay at many hockey games in Canada and th |
| Constant Albrecht (Albert) Desenfans (1845 - 1938) was | |
| r home when she turned 18 due to her mother's | constant alcoholism. |
| ng Selmonoe and Queen Eris) put themselves on | constant alert regarding any possible retaliation made |
| and Soviet Union both had nuclear missiles on | constant alert, and a responsible official had to be a |
| een γ and the meridians of S. Then ρ sin ψ is | constant along γ. |
| Conversely, if ρ sin ψ is | constant along some curve γ in the surface, and if no |
| Carter's | constant along with the energy, axial angular momentum |
| und that its abundance relative to HCO+ to be | constant along the ridge - this led credence to the re |
| ly throughout the fluid but total pressure is | constant along each streamline. |
| In telecommunications, the term attenuation | constant, also called attenuation parameter or coeffic |
| a key test for the presence of a cosmological | constant, also recently confirmed. |
| re real than (for example) the contour lines ( | constant altitude) on a topographic map. |
| atmosphere, allowing it to maintain a nearly | constant altitude. |
| She was commissioned as | Constant, AM-427) on 8 September 1954 and later reclas |
| O(log M) insertions and deletions, this takes | constant amortized time. |
| insertion takes | constant amortized time. |
| decrease-key takes | constant amortized time |
| ry is a chemical substance that is added in a | constant amount to samples, the blank and calibration |
| A pendulum swinging in a vacuum at a | constant amplitude free of external disturbances theor |
| Captain Christopher Newport's flagship, Susan | Constant, anchored nearby on 28 April 1607. |
| The noise was a | constant and could be heard from three miles (5 km) aw |
| where G is Newton's gravitational | constant, and g is the gravitational field vector. |
| where kB is the Boltzmann | constant and E is the energy difference between the tw |
| It is the real part of the propagation | constant and is measured in nepers per metre. |
| lso some save games become unloadable, making | constant and multiple saves a recommendation. |
| Laurens and | Constant, and on his return to England designed poster |
| The equilibrium concentration [M+] is | constant and equal to the analytical concentration of |
| If ε > 0 is a positive | constant, and d is the least integer satisfying |
| (where R is the gas | constant and T is the absolute temperature). |
| the French-born writer and academic Benjamin | Constant, and the result was regarded as a major contr |
| The pure number we call the fine structure | constant and denote by α is a combination of the elect |
| on was nevertheless marked by the Norwegians' | constant and growing discontent with being in a union |
| where NA is the Avogadro | constant and Z is the number of formula units in the u |
| where R is the gas | constant and pi is the probability of a residue being |
| "puck" of ceramic that has a large dielectric | constant and a low dissipation factor. |
| Mahler proved that the Prouhet-Thue-Morse | constant and the Champernowne constant 0.1234567891011 |
| Weber used the notation to stand for | constant, and it later become known as Weber's constan |
| In some varieties there is | constant and conspicuous sexual dimorphism. |
| n channel kinetics, including activation time | constant and voltage dependence, deactivation time con |
| s the one defined earlier, but their ratio is | constant and equal to the universal magnetic constant, |
| A technique needs | constant and appropriate study in order to preserve al |
| where G is Newton's | constant and ψ indicates the quantum state of the matt |
| But the respective energy densities remain | constant and opposite since the region is inflating. |
| where kB is the Boltzmann | constant and W is the number of possible configuration |
| Conflict between the two was | constant and bitter in the following years. |
| Eventually the activities become | constant and the mixture is then said to be at equilib |
| mburg, introducing the Gaussian gravitational | constant and containing an influential treatment of th |
| stated that ε (permittivity) as a dielectric | constant and µ (magnetic permeability) "are the fundam |
| t temperature of the tip to be adjusted, kept | constant, and sometimes displayed. |
| ters of "sex and decency in advertising" is a | constant and ubiquitous problem concerning products, s |
| ts of chosen plaintexts of which part is held | constant and another part varies through all possibili |
| e not for the fear instilled into them by the | constant and unrelenting bleakness of events in the wo |
| ng used before being set, conditions that are | constant, and calculations whose result is likely to b |
| ablishment of a relationship between Planck's | constant and atomic dimensions, having been first to c |
| where M is a positive | constant and D is a constant, called the dimension, gr |
| iety for Testing and Materials Standard Solar | Constant and Zero Air Mass Solar Spectral Irradiance T |
| ts living in a miserable, synthetic garden in | constant and utter terror of nuclear fallout; a fact c |
| c thermal energy kT, where k is the Boltzmann | constant and T is temperature. |
| o his commission as Commander in Chief due to | constant and bitter arguments with War Minister Rafael |
| oyalty in his subordinates have resulted in a | constant and steady increase in the efficiency of the |
| uge group SO(2,2) for a negative cosmological | constant, and SO(3,1) for a positive one, which can be |
| Whig factions - and most importantly, he had | constant and direct access to the elector. |
| anges tempo slightly, while the other remains | constant, and eventually the two players are one or se |
| was considered saintly and believed to be in | constant and intimate communication with God. |
| ess for higher-dimensional Kleinian groups in | constant and variable negative curvature. |
| Due to rate | constant and concentration considerations, the most im |
| nse from the system to variables that are not | constant and change with time. |
| tworks concentrated on Jewish themes, despite | constant and often serious opposition and obstruction |
| n the prisms the tunnelling time approaches a | constant and thus the photons appear to have crossed w |
| This number μ is called the connective | constant, and clearly depends on the particular lattic |
| ips to Van Diemen's Land: the Mexborough, the | Constant and the Sir George Seymour. |
| Frederique | Constant and Paint-a-Smile Foundation transformed the |
| FRAPH members Louis-Jodel Chamblain, Emmanuel | Constant, and Gabriel Douzable. |
| the thrust of the rocket which is considered | constant, and s is the distance |
| Mrs | Constant and Mr. Sad, the two men who are the main riv |
| is equation, we note that if we keep enthalpy | constant and increase volume, temperature must change |
| ril 1650 of Royalist privateer Captain Joseph | Constant and his 30-man Dutch crew. |
| ition switch to provide easy starting and for | constant and even power to the lights and horn. |
| The speed of light, the electric | constant and the magnetic constant are other examples |
| something like Cdx / dtWhere C is the dashpot | constant, and Kx Where k is the spring constant. |
| he variable "deckSize" has been declared as a | constant and pre-calculate the value 53 in the compile |
| e, the charges on the ions and the dielectric | constant and viscosity of the solvent. |
| bolic processes, to a dynamic theory in which | constant and rapid build up and degradation of body co |
| lved in the process (where k is the Boltzmann | constant and T is the temperature). |
| mann factor e-ΔE/kT, where k is the Boltzmann | constant and T is the temperature in kelvins. |
| Cudworth's ideas, like Plato's, have "a | constant and never-failing entity of their own," such |
| sisters in the 1607 voyage, the larger Susan | Constant and the smaller Discovery, are docked in the |
| Knowing the decay | constant and the amount of 87Rb and 87Sr in a rock it |
| st one of whom it could be written, "He was a | constant and faithful preacher, diligent and careful i |
| o the inverse-square law but is approximately | constant and perpendicular to the disk, so missile tra |
| s cultivation of the watercress has insured a | constant and regular supply to the metropolis, and the |
| range of incident angles; SSMR scanned with a | constant angle of 50 degrees, allowing both horizontal |
| ure angular rate: one that is able to measure | constant angular rate (DC sensitive) and the one that |
| This results in a | constant angular velocity, Ω, which is independent of |
| where Ω is the | constant angular speed seen from the equant which is s |
| The Morne | Constant anole (Anolis ferreus) is a species of anole |
| ny users hope for a suitable 'fast' zoom (say | constant aperture f/2.8), with image stabiliser, to be |
| eare had grown frustrated with the apparently | constant appeals for money from both hangers-on and st |
| Line"'s biggest claim to fame may be its near | constant appearance on the Rolling Stones' tours since |
| In fact, the | constant appearing in the EFE is determined by making |
| The | constant appears in a number of sums and integrals, es |
| me Kathy spent with Willmott-Brown, but their | constant arguing only drove her away from him. |
| Benedict grew tired of the | constant arguments and disagreements occurring on the |
| The two separated due to | constant arguments, mostly Cliff's fault, and that Cli |
| In mathematics, the Golomb-Dickman | constant arises in the theory of random permutations a |
| open question as to why this [dimensionless] | constant arises so universally and what meaning can be |
| history of the Prignitz, and the bishops had | constant armed conflict with the local barons. |
| After that, he lived alone and suffered in | constant arthritic pain. |
| Axtman's | constant artistic forays into the rhetoric of race sui |
| The Cheeger | constant as a measure of "bottleneckedness" is of grea |
| Didier | Constant as Customs Official |
| He was succeeded by his brother Duke John the | Constant as Elector of Saxony. |
| and for about 18 hours the intensity remained | constant as it paralleled the northern coast of Venezu |
| itual laws that are both as mysterious and as | constant as scientific principles like gravity, and th |
| d number of appearances on paths is virtually | constant as a function of the size of the crowd. |
| ervening level between locks remained largely | constant, as opposed to the variable levels created by |
| nique design of the tobacco barn has remained | constant as a time-tested method for drying tobacco. |
| ity of the inflationary field remains roughly | constant as space expands. |
| s to keep the level of the river artificially | constant, as it is a tidal river the level of the wate |
| R and C form a circuit with a time | constant, as the voltage increases from zero (at the s |
| to the uncertainty in the value of the Planck | constant, as indicated by the square of the correlatio |
| th, and that deep-sea temperatures are not as | constant as had been supposed, but vary considerably, |
| might not suffer, he was at the expense of a | constant assistant. |
| neighbor searches in O(k*log n) where k is a | constant associated with the dimensionality of the dat |
| The | constant association of lights with the Holy Grail in |
| ttern of local operations, crew training, and | constant ASW exercises. |
| y in the winter, when the temperatures remain | constant at around 20-25°C. |
| osition, one would expect that measuring this | constant at any point in the universe would yield the |
| Whilst wages remained fairly | constant at £33,120, gate receipts had fallen by £8,00 |
| ty (SG) or density of a gem diamond is fairly | constant at 3.52. |
| nsort Prince Phillip inspect replica of Susan | Constant at Jamestown Festival Park in Virginia on Oct |
| the concentration [H2O] can be taken as being | constant at ca. 55.5M. |
| dimensions close to the observer appear to be | constant at all points in time. |
| He is notable for having determined the solar | constant at Mont Blanc in 1875, and, in 1881, for prop |
| ck width of 0.04" the amplifier gain was held | constant at 0dB, But as the control voltage increased |
| He led his men from the front under | constant attack from Indian Artillery batteries. |
| Since that time Klis was under | constant attack by the Turks, but the Uskok defenders |
| per epic Mahabharata, this city was under the | constant attack of Matsya kings like the king Virata. |
| She was under almost | constant attack from the air. |
| ryn being a strategic stronghold it was under | constant attack by the LTTE. |
| s interests in picture theatres, he was under | constant attack from the left of the party. |
| -largest city, Basra, on 6 April coming under | constant attack by regulars and Fedayeen. |
| a Surigao Strait, the ships came under heavy, | constant attacks from Japanese bombers and torpedo and |
| After a weeklong march in which the | constant attacks Wallachian took their toll, the Walla |
| an were losing the battle in Burma and facing | constant attacks from Chinese forces in the country si |
| P.A. 24 bravely resisted 3 hours of | constant attacks by the 102/308 before surrendering. |
| ing the 16th century was fortified due to the | constant attacks by Barbary pirates. |
| n and the Nat Basher in Chief (because of her | constant attacks on the Scottish National Party). |
| d particularly Reformed, doctrine against the | constant attacks of Roman Catholics and Lutherans. |
| Constant attacks by Soviet submarines and British surf | |
| maintained this position for 30 hours against | constant attacks by bombs, machine-guns and rifle fire |
| ith Dunga ended up as a draw), along with the | constant attacks of beybladers linked to the Psykick o |
| s the state capital and San Fernando suffered | constant attacks by the Apaches. |
| Constant attempts were made to poison him with arsenic | |
| e back to Istanbul in the early 1970s and his | constant attempts to become a singer finally started t |
| Harry is only irritated by their | constant attempts to comfort him and isn't able to tak |
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