Sentence examples for allows for uninterrupted from inspiring English sources
Here we present a solution that avoids addition of chemicals and allows for uninterrupted operation of cross-flow micro-filtration process.
There, guests are assured of uninterrupted cell service, thanks to technology from an Innerwireless Distributed Antenna System, a system installed in the core of the hotel that allows for uninterrupted and universal cellular coverage.
A Ni content around 1 wt% is the optimum, as it allows for uninterrupted operation in reaction regeneration cycles, with water contents higher than 50 wt% in the medium, without irreversible deactivation, whereas a higher Ni content produces an unnecessary loss of initial activity.
In the person who develops an acute Charcot foot, however, the loss of pain sensation allows for uninterrupted ambulation, with repetitive trauma.
Unlike the conversations in the car, where I'm distracted or stressed, or the big family dinners, when everyone talks at the same time, our sleepover nights allow for uninterrupted time to tackle the Big Questions of Life.
The writer Jessica Gross tweeted her approval, "because it would allow for uninterrupted creativity and window-gazing", and Amtrak picked up on the idea; Gross has now travelled to Chicago and back, writing about her journey for the Paris Review, and Chee is due to take his own journey later this year.
On Friday, executives from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were ordered to appear in the offices of their regulator, James B. Lockhart, in separate meetings, and were told that the Treasury Department was exercising its authority to place the companies in conservatorship, which would allow for uninterrupted operation of the firms but would put them under the control of Mr. Lockhart.
Others suggest antioxidants may mitigate toxicity and thus allow for uninterrupted treatment schedules and a reduced need for lowering chemotherapy doses.
We investigated the safety, feasibility and efficacy of a resuscitation blanket designed with the intent to protecting the rescuer from the risk of receiving electrical current during defibrillation which, would allow for uninterrupted chest compressions.
The second option was the one recommended by Metro employees in a staff report issued last month because it would provide the largest safety enhancement and still allow for uninterrupted access.
