The tactical management of a craft demands, for steering, continuous indication of heading and speed through the water or air and, for the propulsion system, information either continuous or on demand on engine speed, temperatures at critical regions, fuel flow, and fuel supply.
Radio navigation systems that can provide continuous indication of position are eliminating the distinction between position fixing and dead reckoning.
However, there is no indication that a continuous range of emission from bulk emission at 1.37 eV to quantum-confined NC emission at 2.5 eV could not be achieved.
The obtained S N curve revealed a continuous downward slope without any indication for plateau region, whereby surface (in the region 106 < N< 109 cycles) and subsurface (N > 109 cycles) fatigue crack initiation occurs in the used range of loading amplitudes.
The critical edition by Michael Kaye and Jean-Christoph Keck (which Munich for the most part uses) has yet to be published, but from all indications it makes possible a continuous, musically authentic performance of the whole opera.
The cell line has a continuous long-term proliferation and heteroploid features, an indication that the line is transformed possibly due to a mutation affecting MAD1L1 expression.
But the Wiener measure, named after American mathematician Norbert Wiener, who died in 1964, is an indication of how likely it is for a continuous function (think of a graph showing daily fluctuations in stock prices) to lie within certain limits.
The use of press-powder tablets as starting material have been found to have a significant effect in the deposition efficiency, and indications of a transition from a discrete to a continuous nature of the target, have also been observed.
We expect a continuous development of the integration of molecular, functional, and anatomical imaging as well as the clinical indications within atherosclerosis.
"It's a continuous reminder of the weakness of the Arabs as people, of their society and political system, as well as an indication of the impotence and corruption of their regimes".
