Sentence examples for because of a continuous from inspiring English sources

In Tlemcen 36.3 % use basins, barrels and even plastic bottles, like everybody else in Algiers, with the exception of Hydra because of a continuous supply.

A 69-year-old male patient visited our hospital because of a continuous low-grade fever and right back pain since 2 weeks.

That is, if the probe laser intensity is at its maximum at a nominal temperature and because of a continuous temperature change its intensity decreases and then returns to its maximum again the temperature change is said to be ΔTπ.

In the antisymmetric instability, the Rayleigh wave propagates against the magma flow and hence toward a magma reservoir in the deeper part, which vibrates because of a continuous energy input through the Rayleigh wave, creating harmonic oscillations prescribed by the shape of the reservoir.

If the probe laser intensity is at its maximum at a nominal temperature and because of a continuous temperature change its intensity decreases and does not return to its maximum the temperature change is not ΔTπ but only a fraction of it.

A 44-year-old man was admitted to the hospital because of a continuous low-grade fever of 3 months' duration.

In the following analysis, however, ISG[Halo+] were considered as a single category because the lack of a continuous membrane profile is an artefact.

This will have serious implications for the planning of health and welfare systems, not only because of predictions of a continuous increase in AF prevalence [ 3, 6, 7] given the close association between arrhythmia and aging, but also because of the current cost constraints due to the economic context.

In a preliminary finding of December 2002, the bureau of Indian Affairs generally accepted the Schaghticokes' Indian lineage but denied recognition because of "insufficient evidence" of a continuous community and failing to maintain "political influence or authority" for all but a single decade -- 1875 to 1885 -- during the period from 1800 to 1967.

WLO is a slow process due to the fact that the optimization is very complex (NP-hard [8]) and also because of the necessity of a continuous assessment of the algorithm accuracy which may involve a high computational load.

Because the Bochner Martinelli integral of a continuous function is, in general, not holomorphic in z, in fact we need a more general version of Proposition 1 that applies to integral operators whose kernel is allowed to be any Cauchy Fantappié form: this is done in Proposition 2.