Sentence examples similar to continual course from inspiring English sources

This way, a quasi-continual course of intratidal mechanics can be determined.

They're built up in courses, with one continual row, and then another row on top of that.

In the most complex organisms, instinctive behaviors may be "goal-corrected" with continual on-course adjustments (such as a bird of prey adjusting its flight to the movements of the prey).

According to the formation and function of a protein complex, it should be active in two or more continual time courses.

American politics is a continual exercise in course correction.

Of course, continual practice of routine identification can create large-scale recency effects and positivity bias (Culverhouse, 2007), which may reduce the ability of analysts to recognize a new species in the middle of a routine investigation.

Yet, of course, the continual experience of pain is also terribly isolating.

There are certain documents that should be released as par for the course in continual government disclosure.

And instead of getting caught up in assumptions or being overwhelmed by market uncertainty, focus on the things you can control and make continual adjustments over the course of your career.

"Despite continual efforts over the course of approximately two and a half years, no party except Fiat has emerged as a viable and willing alliance partner for us," Thomas LaSorda, a Chrysler vice chairman, said in a court affidavit.

The family's unfolding history is beautifully counterpointed by real-life events in the local political landscape, from Uncle Jolly's fight for Sikh bus employees to be allowed to wear turbans and his threatened self-immolation to that end, and of course the continual pronouncements of their local MP, Enoch Powell.