If we have, over any small period of time, right, or if we have a constant velocity, when you have a constant velocity, distance is just velocity times time, right?

So if we have a very small change of time, and over that very small change in time, we have a roughly constant velocity, let's say the roughly constant velocity is this.

There's just some constant left over.

Coulomb's constant q1 q2 over r squared times dr.

It must be conducted over a period of time, with the results being checked and evaluated and constant readjustments made every year.

It is the locus of points corresponding to the locations over time of a point moving away from a fixed point with a constant speed along a line which rotates with constant angular velocity.

And we know the solar output's not constant through time.

Some sources of exposure continue at a constant level. Some continue over long periods, not necessarily at a constant level.

Constant civilian oversight over the military and security forces is essential.

We're assuming this right over here is a constant scalar quantity.

Change in velocity over time. Over time.

A physical constant is a physical quantity that is generally believed to be both universal in nature and constant in time.

Right, this is the velocity, so say we had over this very small change in time, we have this roughly constant velocity that's on this graph.

One variable is equal to a constant times 1 over the other variable.

What was constant over this period was the ways in which humans basic living standards until this point remained constant all around the world.

Over time

They are also constant through all human cultures and across historical time periods.

And this works every time for second order homogeneous constant coefficient linear equations.

And then I have the y squared that's just a constant all over 2.

Inverse variation. You have y being equal to some constant times one over x.

Then over time,

And then over that boundary, the function is a constant, 1 over 2 tau, so we could just take this integral.

Constant linear velocity (CLV) keeps the distance covered by the heads per unit time fixed.

If something is linear, then the change in y over the change in x always constant.

Constant

Constant

This is one constant squared plus another constant.

They evolve over time.

That time is over.

It changes over time.

And slowly over time,

It's over, this time.

If the entropy is constant in either direction of time, there would be no preferred direction.

It's some constant times 'n'. m some constant n

That this distance plus this distance over here, is going to be equal to some constant number.

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Planck's Constant

Gravitational Constant

Boltzmann Constant

Constant velocity