Sentence examples for a continuous display from inspiring English sources

Again, sow both in succession for a continuous display.

At the Guggenheim Museum last spring, over 300,000 people came to see a huge exhibition of his work, including a continuous display of his videos.

A continuous display of the time was placed above the patient's bed.

Similarly, advances in echocardiographic edge detection software [ 21] combined with programs designed specifically for the left atrium [ 22] have been shown to correlate well with other volumetric imaging modalities and make a continuous display of left atrial volume possible.

Just as we prefer continuous, online display of blood pressure and/or cardiac output for optimal titration of inotropes and vasopressors, a continuous display of blood glucose levels is mandatory for optimal titration of insulin therapy in ICU.

Another limitation is that the effects of the end-expiratory occlusion test, which must be observed over 15 s, are much easier to observe on a continuous display of cardiac output than on the arterial pulse pressure because the value of the latter is not continuously calculated and displayed by bedside monitors.

Although auto-scaling provides an optimised continuous display of the ventilation distribution, it prevents these images from being used for the analysis of phase-inverted signals at juxta-diaphragmatic levels [ 14, 15].

These interface technologies that enable the continuous display of a large image at different scales without page transitions are collectively known as the Zoomable User Interface (ZUI).

Desirable reliability criteria include a continuous data display during >95%% of time and device-related data gaps <30 min [20].

Subjects were asked to indicate character repeats during a continuous serial display of randomly assembled alphabetical characters (n = 26) by pressing a key on a button box.

Temperature was recorded with a YSI-400 series compatible rectal temperature probe which was connected to the input patient probe connector on the external heat exchange unit, providing a continuous digital display of each subject's temperature.