Voorbeelden van unchanging

• Contrary to popular perception, bone is not a rigid, unchanging material but a living, growing tissue.

• The Tour de France is seen as a cornerstone of continuing and unchanging French cultural life, like cheese, sunflowers, and wine.

• The judge is committed to the view that the Constitution is solid and unchanging.

• the psychological insights in Dostoyevsky's novel about the unchanging nature of the human soul

• Postprocessualists, in emphasizing the primacy of the subject, risk assuming a disembodied human self, unchanging across time and space.

• Rather than the bearers of a congealed, unchanging tradition, they were the links between two orders of worth.

• Moreover, as evidence of the unchanging nature of the urban economy many of the same trade types appeared throughout the 42 years under examination.

• Sciences are not rigid, unchanging constructs; rather, they undergo development.

• Despite this unchanging number of horizontal cells, mosaic patterning was still found to change during the postnatal period.

• Motion-sensitive neurons are usually studied using stimuli unchanging in speed and direction over several seconds.

• A five-week period of unchanging conditions separates the last filled circle on figure 13 from the first open circle.

• Unchanging traits with new effects make exaptations, while function-selected trait changes constitute true adaptations.

• However, as mentioned, the share of this small state economy in national export-value remained quite insignificant and virtually unchanging.

• Perhaps the biggest problem of all was that the fundamental stock of community song, popular as it often was, was essentially so limited and unchanging.

• Geographical mobility was not yet widespread and transportation was difficult; communities were stable and unchanging.

• Unchanging text fragments are of course the easiest kind to generate; indeed they can simply be inserted in the text as canned strings.

• It can refer to a distant unchanging past, as well as to the knowledge, beliefs and practices associated with that past.

• This can be contrasted with the situation where distant horizons and unchanging vistas dominate, serving to stretch out space and time.

• Looking at the same subject from sev120 eral sides gives deeper insights into the workings and changing (or unchanging) nature of such institutions.