Examples of using Invariable in English and their translations into Hungarian
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evolve to spend indoors, coming out has invariable benefits.
presupposes rules as invariable as the fate claimed by atheists.
he was invariable cheerful and witty….
especially with the upper classes, and an invariable accompaniment to symposia.".
a furry Christmas tree are the invariable attributes of this magic that can be bought at any store.
This distribution scheme, recognised as a criterion for relative stability, guaranteed each Member State11 an invariable percentage of the TAC for each species.
We design the machines with consideration to the actual needs in soil cultivation where one of the main conditions for success is invariable depth of the created seedbed.
air is an invariable attribute of the interior not only of the living room, but also of the bedroom.
is the key to the success and invariable popularity of the series.
Donald, the bet should remain invariable since there is no such thing as a zero-sum bet
assuming that theirs is a science of absolute and invariable truths, without any presuppositions.
assuming that there is a science of absolute and invariable truths, without any presumptions.".
the design concept changes, the only invariable is the human development goal has not changed.
Not only are the hit songs, stars, and soap operas cyclically recurrent and rigidly invariable types, but the specific content of the entertainment itself is derived from them and only appears to change.
Physical Science having now ascertained, through its department of Chemistry, the invariable law of this evolution of atoms-- from their"protylean" state down to that of a physical and then a chemical particle(or molecule)-- cannot well reject the same as a general law.
The nature of the ancient supercontinent Australia- also remained almost invariable in the conditions of long isolation from other continents
Fortunately for our students it seems to be an invariable rule that one who has accepted occult truth in one life always comes into contact with it in the next,
They adduced note xvi of his"Heat" in which he had written favourably about the doctrine of the sceptical David Hume that causation was nothing more than an observed constant and invariable sequence of events.
Is the motive power of heat invariable in quantity, or does it vary with the agent employed to realize it as the intermediary substance, selected as the subject of action of the heat?
2010 in CEE would be a year marked by the growing importance of multimedia content, the invariable popularity of social networking websites and the battle of the web browsers.