unchanging

US // (ʌnˈtʃeɪndʒɪŋ) //

不变的,不变,不改变的,不改变

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

adj.constant, permanent

Synonyms

DNA sequences are fixed and unchanging, so most of an organism’s adaptability comes from supple epigenetic mechanisms, processes that regulate gene expression in response to environmental cues or pressures, which sometimes involve RNA.
His work challenged the common idea that people were born with a fixed number of brain cells organized in unchanging paths.
In her 2019 book, Limitless Mind, she said people need to give up the idea that one’s ability to learn is fixed, or unchanging.
If we lived in a truly endless and unchanging universe then we might expect there to be galaxies of stars in every single direction we looked, all stacked up in infinite progression so that there would be no place without visible light.
The grip boosted the shoes’ friction with ice by 20 to 35 percent compared to shoes such as winter boots that had a textured, but unchanging, sole, Babaee reports.
We expect novelty and surprise—but we expect them to unfold within a unique and essentially unchanging set of parameters.
It has become an uneventful, unchanging story—one that reflects the peace process it arguably aims to protect.
For a moment in the book we get a glimpse of the Laura Bush beneath her pleasant, unchanging smile.
Some can seem as clear as a mug shot, each element identifiable and unchanging.
And over all these changes from grandeur to squalor, bent down the purple heavens with their unchanging splendour!

US // (ʌnˈtʃeɪndʒɪŋ) //

不变的,不变,不改变的,不改变

adj.形容词 adjective

adj.constant, permanent

Synonyms

DNA sequences are fixed and unchanging, so most of an organism’s adaptability comes from supple epigenetic mechanisms, processes that regulate gene expression in response to environmental cues or pressures, which sometimes involve RNA.
His work challenged the common idea that people were born with a fixed number of brain cells organized in unchanging paths.
In her 2019 book, Limitless Mind, she said people need to give up the idea that one’s ability to learn is fixed, or unchanging.
If we lived in a truly endless and unchanging universe then we might expect there to be galaxies of stars in every single direction we looked, all stacked up in infinite progression so that there would be no place without visible light.
The grip boosted the shoes’ friction with ice by 20 to 35 percent compared to shoes such as winter boots that had a textured, but unchanging, sole, Babaee reports.
We expect novelty and surprise—but we expect them to unfold within a unique and essentially unchanging set of parameters.
It has become an uneventful, unchanging story—one that reflects the peace process it arguably aims to protect.
For a moment in the book we get a glimpse of the Laura Bush beneath her pleasant, unchanging smile.
Some can seem as clear as a mug shot, each element identifiable and unchanging.
And over all these changes from grandeur to squalor, bent down the purple heavens with their unchanging splendour!