Translation of "Near-constant" in German

For Bwelle, the near-constant workload isn't a hardship.

It is as though Americans would have no identity if not for their near-constant outrage.

People with anxiety disorder often experience near-constant muscle tension.

Diphyl remains near-constant in its properties for thousands of hours of operation, even under tremendous heat.

Caesar tells us that Cassivellaunus had previously been in near-constant conflict with his neighbors, as was typical of the British tribes in this period, and had recently brought down the king of the Trinovantes, the most powerful tribe in Britain at the time.

Since pulsars normally rotate at near-constant speed, any changes can easily be detected with the help of precise timing measurements.

Prior to that, the last great Sunni-Shia battle in the Middle East involved near-constant war between the Sunni Ottoman Empire and Iran’s Shia Safavid Empire during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.

And yet the near-constant focus on fake news has distracted many in the industry from more serious challenges confronting professional journalism.

As the historian Diarmaid MacCulloch writes in A History of Christianity: The First Three Thousand Years, the two centuries before Luther featured near-constant challenges to papal supremacy on issues of philosophy, theology, and politics.

With each passing year, her contributions become more vital: overfishing and habitat destruction have decimated salmon populations, putting the whales at near-constant risk of starvation.