Modifies a noun

• sequence: Since I need a new word to label some invariable emotional sequences, I have separated these two terms.

• value: In the same way any article might be proved to be of invariable value; for instance, 10 yards of cloth.

• measure: The purpose of the welcome concessions has been to make the introduction of variable fees, the only invariable measure, seem more acceptable.

• standard: If we had this invariable standard, we might easily as [ 126 ] certain in what degree either of these causes operated.

• rule: One invariable rule of the Roman cook was apparently " pepper with everything " - savory or sweet.

• practice: Second, except where copyright compels, Mr Safire's invariable practice is not to reveal his sources.

Modifying Another Word

• almost: However, these days almost invariable experts would be members of professional bodies.

• not: In that case the general, tho not invariable, superiority of the Q version remains to be accounted for.