Sentence examples for charting continuously from inspiring English sources

The record was listed at number 71 on the UK Albums Chart for 2001 and was certified gold by the British Phonographic Industry after charting continuously from its release in August to the end of the year.

The two-step monitoring scheme uses an ¯¯¯¯X chart to continuously monitor the mean of the process characteristics.

Projected on a screen in the exhibit, or 'neck' area of the UN basement, near several key conference rooms, the chart ran continuously and was regularly updated as new commitments were reported.

The GPS relayed information back to HMS Cornwall, the ship the craft were operating from, meaning it was able to "continuously chart" their position.

Adaptive CUSUM control chart, which can continuously adjust itself by a one-step forecasting operator, has been proposed to detect efficiently and robustly for a range of mean shifts in the early literature.

To verify data quality and any relevant changes in all variables, both raw data and the calculated averages are plotted in waveform charts that are continuously updated.

Other achievements in early oceanography were Edmond Halley's magnetic chart, which has been continuously revised from new data.

Since then, Argentina has lost ground against western Europe almost continuously (see chart 2).A puzzling declineArgentina is thus not a "developing country".

The E-O chart provides a simple, continuously updateable, qualitative display of the effects on risk-adjusted mortality of the whole health care process surrounding intensive care admissions.

Each computer served as a seismograph reading station, which depicted a continuously running strip chart recorder of ground vibration.

The following week, it rose to number fifty-two, and thereafter continuously ascended the chart; it peaked at number five on August 9, 2009, and became Knowles' sixth top five single in the UK as a solo artist.