Often, a person will use constantly or continuously, both of which connote something done incessantly, when he actually means continually, done in frequent and usually regular intervals.
Tiny in size, little to no energy consumed during operation, constantly processing, continuously mapping our environment and gathering data, and communicating device-to-devices.
Objective: To test for an effect of a novel, simple device used outside the body and employing special materials to recover infrared (IR) heat lost through clothes, warming the lumbar area constantly and continuously.
Interventions: Lightweight soft belt device with special materials that reflect infrared heat lost through clothes, warming the low back constantly and continuously, to higher temperatures than those achieved with other materials.
Not be outlawing it but by shining a light on it... constantly... continuously.
Even better: for the first time, I could exist, constantly and continuously, like some sort of nagging worry, in the minds of all the people I cared about.
His spokeswoman, Rebecca Glover Watkins, said in an email that the committee "is constantly and continuously engaged in oversight of intelligence community activities.
Developing countries are constantly and continuously confronted with a myriad of health and environmental problems that threaten the efforts to establish and maintain safe air and water supplies.
To find alternatives to the OECD305 water exposure it is necessary to identify a suitable fish gill model that mimics the intact organ because the gill, being constantly and continuously exposed to substances in water, is the principle site of xenobiotic uptake (Bury et al., 2014).
It owes its invincibility to a remarkable quality it possesses, its ability to constantly mutate and continuously change.
Since OLP occurs in constantly renewing epithelium continuously exposed to commensals, we hypothesised that the epithelial cell microflora interactions may mediate the persistent inflammation.
