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Constantly
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Constant
Firm solid fixed immovable opposed to fluid
jurisprudence constante
jurisprudence constante [French, uniform jurisprudence] : a doctrine in the civil law of Louisiana: a long series of previous decisions applying a particular rule of law carries great weight and may be determinative in subsequent cases...
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Crescendo
With a constantly increasing volume of voice with gradually increasing strength and fullness of tone a direction for the performance of
Bequote
To quote constantly or with great frequency
Polydipsia
Excessive and constant thirst occasioned by disease
Inconstant
Not constant not stable or uniform subject to change of character appearance opinion inclination or purpose etc not firm unsteady fickle changeable variable said of persons or things as inconstant in love or friendship
homeothermal
having constant and relatively high body temperature warm blooded same as homoiothermal of birds and mammals Contrasted to poikilothermal
Parameter
A constant number which is part of a theory function or calculation whose value is not determined by the form of the theory or equation itself and may in some cases be arbitrary assigned
Hodograph
described by the moving extremity of a line the other end of which is fixed this line being constantly parallel to the direction of motion of and having its length constantly proportional to the velocity of a
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