Sentence examples for a continuous collection from inspiring English sources
Micromorphic theory [1, 2] treats a material body as a continuous collection of a large number of deformable particles, with each particle possessing finite size and inner structure.
Though the U.S. Geological Survey figures that the Bakken trend holds as much as 4 billion recoverable barrels, this is not considered a single field but rather a continuous collection of smaller fields.
We have gone awry by misconstruing the nature of the geometrical line as a continuous collection of points, each with an associated real number, which has taken us well beyond the 'natural' picture of the number line in search of a "general theory of real numbers" (Han 2010).
In 1999, NHANES began a continuous data collection process as opposed to episodic data collection in earlier years.
PAMsys contains a single triaxial accelerometer housed in a single portable sensor allowing for continuous collection of 3D acceleration data for up to 5 days at sample frequency of 50 Hz.
The trust's objective was to use the constructed set of items in a practical, local routine for the continuous collection of patients' and other users' reports on quality.
The specific objective of this research effort was to compare a continuous data collection method with existing methods and develop a methodology for integrating them to improve roadway safety.
The HWSS survey is a continuous data collection system administered by the Department of Health of Western Australia.
The common characteristic of all surveillance systems is to have a continuous data collection system [ 2] usually by taking a new and independent random sample at each time period and therefore individuals are not followed as in longitudinal studies.
The count time was 8.67 s per 0.0025° step captured in continuous collection mode (Fig. 18 ▶ a).
In addition, the constant improvement of portability and benefits of mobile devices allows the quick and continuous collection of relevant users' information at a low-cost.
