Sentence examples for continual across from inspiring English sources
Neighbour says the nips and tucks may be continual across the ABC but Four Corners as an institution is safe.
This is distinct from the source-sink hypothesis, according to which specialists always outperform competitors from other habitats (Shmida and Wilson [1985]; Pulliam [1988]), with continual dispersal across habitats maintaining low density populations away from home.
This has prompted companies to look for ways to shield them from the continual attacks raging across the Internet.
Because of continual human travel across the archipelago, the long-term success of such a spatially limited elimination attempt is questionable.
In the last few decades of the 20th century, this marked distinction in archaeological training and scholarship began to blur as the practice of archaeology became increasingly global and continual communication among archaeologists across national and regional borders accelerated.
He would call me to read a passage from John Quincy Adams that he'd come across, in his continual self-education.
We offer several suggestions for a new stress test that include: continual updates and testing; variation across markets; and, like the recent FRB stress test, the scenario should be based on real (rather than nominal) price patterns.
Individual neurons face a continual barrage of excitatory inputs across tens of thousands of synaptic connections.
The highly extended time frame over which cells transitioned from a local to a global representation made the continual recording from single cells across the whole period difficult.
Thus, any exuberance that is emanating from the dark corners of Sand Hill Road won't be realized in some cataclysmic crash like we saw in 2000, but rather in the continual red ink that will flush across portfolio pages as exits fail to meet expectations.
The range of pathogens indicates a need to perform local continual surveillance since prevailing pathogens differ across different populations, geographic regions and climates.
