Sentence examples for attain continuous from inspiring English sources

It is noted that manufacturing firms are investing in technology rather than the human capital that is required to attain continuous innovation.

Recommended mass and number of cycles of operation for smaller beds to attain continuous cooling with average COP and SCE of 0.63 and 337.5 kJ/kg, respectively are also discussed, at a generation, condenser and evaporator temperatures of 368 K, 303 K and 283 K, respectively.

During the design geometrical synthesis was used for the first loop in order to attain continuous input rotation and the body-guidance synthesis was used for the second loop for the end effector to follow the desired trajectory in desired orientations.

Rock deterioration is the most important step in the mining, civil, mineral engineering, the technology of water jet cutting and disintegration of various material attained continuous growth during the last decades.

The other group had periods of smoking prior to attaining continuous abstinence for at least the last 4 weeks.

While attaining Continuous Professional Development CPDD) points is an important recognition for some GPs at some points in the CPD cycle, recognition of their continuing involvement in research may also be encouraged by other measures such as invitations to presentations of the findings, formal appointments as research collaborators or as research network members [ 11, 12].

We adjusted for calendar period (continuous), attained age (continuous), and years since inclusion in the screened and nonscreened cohort (in 3-year categories).

The dual measurements made during the 16 day overlapping time period allowed us to correct the electrode-based measurements using the more accurate spectrophotometric measurements, and thus attain a continuous record for the experiment.

The usefulness of the present design in attaining continuous stresses at the inter-laminar surface of composite laminates is verified through a static analysis.

Despite the theoretical aspects of SD processes are well understood, finding the proper experimental conditions – both the components as well as the ratio in which they have to be combined – to attain co-continuous structures is a non-predictable and quite tedious process, typically based on trial and error.

Fouling of membranes by colloidal organic and inorganic particles continues to be documented as the most common and challenging obstacle in attaining stable continuous operation of reverse osmosis (RO) and ultrafiltration (UF) systems.