in·con·stant [ɪnˈkɒn(t)stənt, am. angl. -ˈkɑ:n-] PRID.
1. inconstant:
2. inconstant (unfaithful):
- inconstant
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There are no constants in human relations, only unmeasurable and inconstant subjective valuations.
en.wikipedia.org The number and size of the discoidal spots are inconstant.
en.wikipedia.org The membership of these aggregations is inconstant, with individual females periodically switching between different sites scattered over several kilometers.
en.wikipedia.org The weak and inconstant winds meant that her efforts had little effect beyond interrupting his quarries' journeys.
en.wikipedia.org In foreign policy, he was less inconstant than his father.
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www.galeriestadtpark.at Vague geometry forms the basis of their generative image spaces, they stage inconstant geometries, confronting the spectator with a situation of indeterminacy and contingency.
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Die KünstlerInnen generieren auf vager Geometrie fundierte Bildräumlichkeiten, sie inszenieren unbeständige Geometrien, die den Betrachter mit einer Situation der Unbestimmtheit und der Kontingenz konfrontieren.
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