Sentence examples for collecting continuous from inspiring English sources
The assessment process consisted in collecting continuous GPS data during one consecutive hour at three different periods of the day (rush hours) from Monday to Sunday under critical traffic loading.
Collecting continuous video together with multichannel electrophysiological data and other experimental modalities requires high bandwidth and storage capacities, as well as accurate synchronization to detect correlations between different recorded events.
When the response rates were not ideal at the beginning of the wave, the research team sent another formal email to thank those who participated, stating the importance of collecting continuous waves of information and reassuring respondents of the confidentiality of the survey.
The baboons were studied as part of the Amboseli Baboon Research Project (ABRP), which has been collecting continuous, individual-based data on all the members of several baboon social groups since 1971 (Alberts and Altmann, 2012).
A representative sample of Norwegian municipalities and out-of-hours districts was contracted to establish a sentinel network, "The Watchtowers", and procedures were developed for collecting continuous data from out-of-hours services.
I agree with John's suggestion that, at the beginning, when one's trying to define whether a dichotomous or continuous process is likely to provide you with better information, you should start by collecting continuous information and seeking where the dichotomy should lie.
In addition to continuous deflections, the TPAD unit also collects continuous Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) data.
Convergecast is an important communication pattern commonly used to collect continuous data.
Sophisticated new technologies have made it possible to collect continuous real-time data and enabled to start designing and implementing nonfinancial performance measurement systems.
This array was designed to collect continuous waveform data in order to evaluate strong motion forecasting of the anticipated destructive earthquakes.
TPAD is an integrated nondestructive testing tool and it collects continuous deflections at approximately 50 mm intervals with three rolling geophone sensors while traveling over the pavement at 2 mph.
