The phrase "a continuous way with" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing ongoing processes or relationships, but it would need clarification or rephrasing for better understanding.
Example: "We need to find a continuous way with our communication to ensure everyone is informed."
Alternatives: "an ongoing manner with" or "a consistent approach to".
This work describes the design and manufacture of a seeder based on ultrasonic atomization of aqueous solutions or other fluids of similar viscosity, capable of operating in a continuous way with high atomization rates.
The laser remelting was operated in a continuous way with 800 W power in different scan speed, while the plasma arc remelting was operated with a plasma cladding machine under different scan currents.
The main intent was the manufacturing of bio-composite with high specific mechanical properties produced through a new process that can be easily implemented in industrial production, and that can produce low density composites in a continuous way with a good level of repeatability.
Functionally graded materials are composite materials wherein the composition of the constituent phases can vary in a smooth continuous way with a gradation which is function of its spatial coordinates.
For the same reason, the action space is duplicate, too, but this has the nice aspect of allowing us to treat actions at the angular constraints in a continuous way avoiding having to deal with wrap-around problems.
Equal channel angular drawing (ECAD) is a method to obtain the material with large plastic deformation in a continuous way.
Currently, this process produces some nanometric oxide powders in continuous way with a production rate of 10 15 g h−1.
So developing a low cost, simple, continuous way for preparing hydrophilic QDs with a shell of ZnS capped is an urgent need.
Its arms will not move with the shortest path, but with the continuous way.
The end goal is to reach more people in a better way with a continuous quality of care during the, on average, 5 to 7 year illness period.
