The phrase "a continuous mechanism" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system or process that operates without interruption or is ongoing in nature.
Example: "The factory employs a continuous mechanism to ensure that production runs smoothly without any downtime."
Alternatives: "an ongoing process" or "a perpetual system".
Simple or informal groups are generally made up of friends or family members and they are characterised by a high cohesion level, moving all together towards the same goal due to shared goals and to a continuous mechanism of adaptation of the chosen paths to try to preserve the possibility of performing non-verbal communication (Costa 2010).
A continuous mechanism for interaction and dialogue with the graduates during and after completion of the programme should be designed.
A continuous mechanism for interaction and dialogue with the graduates, both during and after completion of the programme, should be designed.
The generational recruitment method enabled invitation mailings to be sent out (and names to mail to be available) as a continuous mechanism, promptly as interest was expressed, but with a constant and controlled flow of work through the laboratory.
Therefore, it is likely that shelterin provides an additional continuous mechanism for blocking Ku at functional telomeres.
This is because TLD determines the target features through a continuous learning mechanism and search algorithm, which is very time-consuming.
According to the layered Hoek-Brown rock masses with different characteristics, a continuous failure mechanism of roof collapse in the deep cavities is derived by using upper bound solutions.
Several control systems composed of IMC-based PID controllers and feedforward compensators are designed for each operation region and a continuous switching mechanism for the overall control system is defined.
This is because TLD determines the target features and center through a continuous learning mechanism and search algorithm, and the detected center is therefore more accurate; our method takes the midpoint of the detected curve as the center of the target, and because some edge information is filtered out, the calculated center error is slightly larger.
Finally, interesting FeAl specimens with a relatively high density (98% of the theoretical value), high microhardness and smooth surface were obtained using a laser power of 90 W and a scanning speed of 0.2 m/s, corresponding to a continuous melting mechanism of the powder bed.
Our data indicate that the majority of LCR transcripts are not contiguous with δβ domain transcripts, implying that a continuous scanning mechanism is unlikely.
