Sentence examples for continual analysis of from inspiring English sources

Thus the electronic sounds in "En Echo" (a second March 8 concert in Philosophy Hall), originating from a computer's continual analysis of the soprano soloist's voice, inevitably vary from one performer to another.

The overlap in web skills between the three entities has led to highly charged debate, culminating in continual analysis of who does what better.

To gain a deeper understanding of the experiences, and according to the principles of the Grounded methodology, we edited the discussion guide based on a continual analysis and comparison of collected data before arriving to the next family.

To gain a deeper understanding of the experience that were most important, relevant, and problematic for the respondents, and according to the principles of the Grounded methodology, we edited the discussion guide based on a continual analysis and comparison of collected data before moving on to the next focus group.

The total of all FMDR execution times for all locus orders was collected since FMDR uses a continual analysis strategy.

The distribution of all developmental stages in the root and a continual re-colonization of cortex cells complicate the analysis of specific reprogramming processes at the level of the whole root organ.

"You can't expect anyone to like or stand a continual feeling of analysis, & subanalysis & criticism — on the whole unfriendly — such as we have felt for quite a while," she wrote.

For the conduct and analysis of such trials, Bayesian approaches such as the Continual Reassessment Method (CRM) have been proposed, based on a sequential design and analysis up to a completed fixed sample size.

A first analysis of thermal cycling in oxidizing environment suggested that the HfB2/SiC coating reduces continual damage thanks to the sealing effect of the glassy surface layer.

The statistical analysis of the Linux bug data suggests that the Linux kernel may draw significant benefits from the continual reliability improvement efforts of its developers.

The independent loss of AaxB activity in all sequenced C. trachomatis strains indicates continual gene inactivation and illustrates the difficulty of recognizing recent bacterial pseudogenes from sequence comparison, transcriptional profiling or the analysis of nucleotide substitution rates.