Sentence examples for continual generation from inspiring English sources

The conditions in the fish industries are often squalid with the continual generation of liquid wastes.

Moreover, dynamic distance estimation demands a high efficiency of computation for the continual generation of RSSI data stream in the mobile node.

The results show that, even under this assumption, HGT can prevent the operation of Muller's ratchet by causing a continual generation of the least-loaded class (i.e., genomes with the least number of deleterious mutations) from more-loaded classes.

Electronic annotations are slowly being replaced with higher-quality annotations backed by experimental evidence; however, given the slow pace of experimental validation and manual curation, the preponderance of unreviewed computational annotations and continual generation of new automated annotations, annotation quality will remain a challenge into the foreseeable future.

Continual data generation, hypothesis refinement and checking were conducted in order to achieve data saturation [12].

Continual progress in next-generation sequencing allows for generating increasingly large metagenomes and studying multiple metagenomes over time or space.

Young men from the inner parts of the empire, growing up in successive generations of continual peace, no longer looked on military service as a natural part of manhood, and the civilian economy appeared attractive compared to the rewards at some frontier posting.

If the traffic flow is less continual, other CAM inter-generation times may lead to other CAM inter-reception times.

With the continual progress of next-generation DNA sequencing and the increasing abundance of sequence data from across the genome, researchers are beginning to test alternate models of speciation including parapatric divergence along ecological clines [ 13- 15].

Owing to the development of new techniques for cardiac catheterization and the continual production of new generations of highly effective antiplatelet drugs, the care of patients with ACS has improved, resulting in reductions in rates of death due to ischemic events as well as periprocedural ischemic complications, ischemic stroke, and heart failure [ 1, 2].

So please stop the continual sniping at the older generation.