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invariable | American Dictionary

invariable
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ɪnˈveər·i·ə·bəl, -ˈvær-/
never changing; staying the same:
an invariable response
an invariable rule

Examples of invariable

invariable
The assumed proportion of invariable sites was 0.3369, and the shape parameter (alpha) was 0.5681.
This would involve maximizing the invariable representation of morphemes and would entail a cer tain degree of abstraction.
These features make possible the whole strucutre of science - an activity absolutely dependent upon invariable, easily retrieved information.
The assumed proportion of invariable sites was 0.2942, and the shape parameter (a) was 0.6026.
The transition to transversion ratio was 0.6463 and the proportion of invariable sites was 0.5410.
In such analyses delimitation of the variable context is critical, as including invariable contexts may skew the data, which will in turn affect the results.
Suppose a knowledge base which contains variable rules and invariable rules.
Each rigid body is made up of one or several mass points (atoms) with invariable relative positions.
The invariable knowledge that a fetus with a gastroschisis is about to deliver allows the relevant personnel and facilities to be prepared.
There is considerable value in characters that remain invariable and can be used to distinguish varieties reliably.
Furthermore, adjectives tend to be invariable, especially in the predicative position.
A main finding of the present study is that sentential negation may also present an invariable context.
Yet this lower, regional level tendency is not invariable.
This article argues against the bias that encapsulates the thinking that there is an invariable move from agricultural to non-agricultural activities.
But vulnerability is not invariable even among narrowly-defined risk groups.
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