Sentence examples for a continuously changing from inspiring English sources

The façade is a continuously changing billboard.

This would give the tower a continuously changing shape.

As that end moved around, the disc would suddenly flip to a drastically different position, a vivid example of discontinuous behaviour resulting from a continuously changing cause.

The Caribbean laps right up against the street's rampart, which on Saturday afternoons is the site of a continuously changing market.

Reflections in windows, and the movement of pedestrians and public transportation (often plastered with advertising) on the horizontal urban grid, create a continuously changing composition that's not only beautiful but crammed with information about city life.

The notification manager software, which would reside on a remote computer out on the Internet, would use a continuously changing web of probabilities to evaluate each new piece of information in terms of its time value to the user.

The nucleus was no longer viewed as a collection of two kinds of immutable billiard balls but rather as a continuously changing collection of protons and neutrons that were bound together by the exchange particles flitting between them.

The difference between optimal and adaptive control is that the latter must be implemented under conditions of a continuously changing and unpredictable environment; it therefore requires sensor measurements of the environment to implement the control strategy.

At least the brighter member of such a binary can be seen to have a continuously changing periodic velocity that alters the wavelengths of its spectral lines in a rhythmic way; the velocity curve repeats itself exactly from one cycle to the next, and the motion can be interpreted as orbital motion.

This constitutes a continuously changing random graph.

Curved CeO2nanotubes can be produced by a continuously changing electric field direction, such as cyclic voltammetry.