If you are constantly registering across contrasts, consider replacing the template with the multi-subject average.
He is a theatrical presence on stage, with sweeping gestures and emotions constantly registering on his face.
The result is a kind of ethics, when the writer is constantly registering the moral (which is to say, in this case, the immoral) novelty of the details he encounters.
"At any given instant, a cell company has to know where you are; it is constantly registering with the tower with the strongest signal," said Matthew Blaze, a professor of computer and information science at the University of Pennsylvania who has testified before Congress on the issue.
America is the world's great island nation: we constantly register our puzzlement that the world does not share our laws and values by insisting that they mostly do, or will soon, or only don't because of some peculiar oddity, intrinsic to their being, well, foreign.
MyM&E also includes practical "how to" guidance on how to plan, conduct and use M&E systems and evaluations; a virtual library with key documents, manuals and handbooks; and an inventory of training that registered users can constantly update.
The constantly hydrated line of each species registered a progressive decline in all fitness-related traits, in particular mean life-time fecundity and early reproduction (both age at first reproduction and number of eggs till 10-d-old).
I remember with my dad and myself, people were saying no to us constantly, I don't even think it registered when people said no to us.
We constantly respond to things that the conscious brain hasn't registered.
She employs herself as a registering instrument, constantly taking her aesthetic temperature: "I felt angry.
"We are constantly reminding people to register their goods," he added.
