| 词汇 | constancy |
| 释义 | constancy noun[ U ] formaluk /ˈkɒn.stən.si/ us /ˈkɑːn.stən.si/ constancynoun[U] (STAYING SAME)the quality of staying the same, not getting less or more恒久不变；稳定 Being or appearing similar or the same a passing resemblanceidiom align aligned ballpark be in good companyidiom be in the same ballparkidiom be nothing/not much/very little in itidiom correspond entrain entrainment equalization equalizer even (something) out even something up favour mirror non-contradictory overlap overlapping parallel constancynoun[U] (LOYALTY)loyalty: 忠诚 constancy ofNever doubt the constancy of my love for you.永远不必怀疑，我对你的爱忠贞不渝。 Loyal, faithful & dependable a safe pair of handsidiom allegiance audaciously be as good as your wordidiom be here for someoneidiom be there for someoneidiom committed faithful faithfully faithfulness fealty fidelity fiduciary reliable reliably self stalwart stalwartly undependable unto thine own self be trueidiom Examples of constancyconstancy The righthand columns give constancies of species (number of forests with presence/number of all forests) for old forests and new forests, respectively, in the study region. In tropical latitudes, patterns in seasonality are less pronounced because of the constancy in climatic characteristics. The testing of brightness constancy by listening proved to be a more difficult problem. In this paper, it has been found that one matching condition is the condition of constancy of the coefficient of the singular solution. The constancy of is a good assumption over the wavelength scales of interest for the microscopic processes. Cost fan tutte is based on a familiar conceit: a wager on the subject of female constancy. Alternatively, imposing long-run constancy on the main demand shares in equations for subaggregates implies error correction models with nonlinear cointegration. Moreover, both the principle of relativity and the constancy of the speed of light are connected with fundamental symmetry considerations. The phenomenon of shape constancy may also be relevant to the question. Further, because chromatic contrast requires only wavelength sensitivity, but constancy requires something more, it is likely that contrast evolved first. Overall constancy in volume during deformation is suggested from the balance between fracture-related grain-scale dilatancy and solution-related volume loss. Furthermore, caring for and maintaining an object's identity not only renders it identifiable among other objects; it also introduces a relative constancy over time. The constancy assumption implies that it is not affected by impulses hitting the system. Exploiting the assumed constancy of the rate of return on savings, marginal utility is treated as a fixed effect. In the experimental hypnotism, the yardstick for a good subject was its constancy in displaying certain symptoms that could be translated into a regular curve. See all examples of constancy These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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