Sentence examples for break continuously from inspiring English sources

It is shown that bonds break continuously and cracks propagate easily on {111} and {110} planes provided crack propagation proceeds in the 〈1̄10〉 direction.

With increasing molecular weight of the macromer the E-modulus of the networks decreased from 314 MPa (lowest Mn) to 5 MPa (highest Mn), while their elongation at break continuously increased, reaching a very high value of 1200%.

Moreover, the illuminated ZnS compartments should have been fragile and break continuously because of photocorrosion.

A storm wave reaches at breaking point its maximum height, but as soon as it over runs the breaking point it breaks and continuously decreases in height until it approaches the coastline.

As soon as Meyer moves in, his neighbor, known simply as "the widow," explains that there is only one rule: "Public is public; private is private!" She then proceeds to break it continuously, delivering home-cooked meals without knocking and offering a stream of unsolicited, brusquely maternal advice, always addressing Meyer as "Little Plumblossom," a diminutive of his Chinese name.

The Hamawands, members of a race famous for bravery and lawlessness, have made a name for themselves among their countrymen, outdoing the wildest in foolhardy raids, and the bravest in their disregard of any danger, and a hostility to the Turks that has broken out continuously.

Despite these serious numbers, federal agencies continue to issue contracts to companies that continuously break the law, Gollan added.

It can continuously break 6ft (1.8m) of ice at three knots, and can break 21ft (6.4m) of ice by backing and ramming.

Although cells continuously break down ATP to obtain energy, ATP also is constantly being synthesized from ADP and phosphate through the processes of cellular respiration.

The men break out into continuously reconfigured small units, lightly wrestling pairs that play tag with a touch of martial arts, or they form arm-braided trios and quartets.

Scientists suspected that steroids interfere with the process of bone remodeling, in which cells called osteoclasts continuously break down old bone while other cells called osteoblasts build new bone.