Sentence examples for better continuous from inspiring English sources

Dual Digic 6 processors and dual pixel AF, plus Canon's 'Movie Servo Aforfor better continuous focus tracking while filming should also make this a much better video camera than its predecessor.

It's entirely possible that someone could take the test and their results will show that they have faster, more accurate saccades, quicker target acquisition, and better continuous object tracking than the baseline.

The experimental results prove that the Continuous Motion NCTF controller achieves the same positioning performance as the conventional NCTF controller, and generally achieves better continuous motion control performances than PI-D or conventional NCTF controllers.

For example, the BHJ solar cells based on CdSe inorganic nanostructures including nanorods[17, 35] or nanobranches[36, 37] have better continuous interpenetrating networks and thus exhibit more superior photoelectric performances compared with the cells based on CdSe nanoparticles.

The cornerstones of that are trust and confidence between board and executive and that cannot be built without better and continuous communication.

Clusters with fuzzy boundaries reflect better the continuous character of ecological features.

Batch methods are better than continuous processes and they facilitate testing of more variables as well.

Empowering patients to understand themselves better through continuous and comprehensive data and enabling students to develop themselves through accessible and attractive environments…this is the future I see.

This study also showed that discontinuous offset strip protrusions perform better than continuous protrusions throughout the length of the microchannel.

They promote a conceptual framework which combines several existing techniques for better handling continuous user input during the elicitation phase.

Compared with bulk counterparts, the sheet-like photocatalysts are much better for continuous flow system because of ease separation and recovery from the reaction system [86].