Sentence examples for a quite continuous from inspiring English sources
A possible limit to the technological solution here proposed is the thermal inertia of the Rankine cycles that imposes a quite continuous availability of flue gas.
A deposition time of 6 h led to quite continuous films of about 10 11 μm thickness with a few scattered gaps, as shown in Fig. 2c.
"The trend has been quite continuous," said Rainer Wezel, director of the Institute for Consumer Research, a research group in Cologne that has been monitoring prices for about 1,000 goods and services.
From the known results for self-adjoint and quite continuous operators (see [7]), it follows that λ k continuously depends on μ, where | λ 1 | 2 = ∥ A ∥ 2 = ∫ Ω ∫ Ω c ( x ) c ( t ) ( h ( x − t, μ ) ) 2 d x d t. (15).
In "The Tree of Life," the shots are not quite continuous — that is, they don't match up in the manner of classical shooting and editing, in which a given body movement is carried over from one shot to the next.
The obtained HCD observer is formally shown to preserve a quite satisfactory estimation accuracy when applied to the (continuous-time) system model.
Items are rated on a four-point scale (not at all, a little, quite a bit, extremely) and continuous scores were used.
So I think it'll be a little bit of a hybrid between continuous machine learning which seems quite difficult and the old style, which was quite waterfall".
Although the concept of random media has been popularly adopted in theoretically modeling seismic scattering (Sato et al., 2012), it assumes quite often a continuous heterogeneity.
This oscillating pattern is due to the discrete nature of the algorithm, that is applied in a continuous environment that is quite sensitive to small changes.
