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Перевод: constancy

[существительное]
постоянство; верность ; твердость

Тезаурус:

1. It follows that for a shape to assume constancy it must be closed and possess a skin , or comprehensible boundary.
2. Then, as now, most people wanted to be able to experience the constancy and trust that comes only with faithfulness in a relationship.
3. In that incomparable verse Racine surely articulates the classical and terrible conception that underlies also Virgil's treatment of Dido: sexual passion, the erotic, understood as one undifferentiated energy running wild, fastening itself seemingly at random on this person or that one, and switching from one to another in a way that discredits all human vows of constancy.
4. Believing in the other person - extending trust - helps to create and sustain constancy and trustworthiness.
5. Washbrook: composure and constancy at a jaunty angle Frank Keating dares to wish a four-square and formidable hero a very happy birthday.
6. It is also consistent with the data on transits of Mercury that Parkinson's team used as evidence for the constancy of the solar radius; according to their data any change has to be smaller than 0.15 seconds of arc per century.
7. As a woman who had chosen not to marry, Leapor looked for constancy primarily in relation to friendship.
8. In the brain of this animal, there is not only a small fixed number of cells, but there is also constancy of many other features: the connections made by each cell to others, whether each connection is excitatory or inhibitory, the neurotransmitter substances released, and whether a cell is spontaneously active or not.
9. In sharp contrast, there was no doubt about the determination and constancy of Henry VIII.
10. At the same time in Nature (vol 258, p 548) John Parkinson, Leslie Morrison and Richard Stephenson were proclaiming to the scientific world "The constancy of the solar diameter over the past 250 years".
11. The argument for solar constancy is essentially the one I have already outlined.
12. For education, on the other hand, there is a greater degree of constancy in what it aims to do - a constancy, underpinned by philosophies and political ideals of long-standing.
13. In this light, constancy in friendship is seen as a kind of grace or spiritual maturity, and inconstancy as sin.