Sentence examples for continually deposited from inspiring English sources

The sulphate of copper inparts its oxygen to the nascent hydrogen, forming water, and a quantity of pure copper is thus being continually deposited, thereby increasing the thickness of the copper plate.

This mode periodically sweeps a large amount of charge, which is continually deposited by cosmic rays in the CCDs, across the CCD frame thereby partially filling the charge 'traps' which have resulted from the proton induced damage, and which are the source of the FIs degraded resolution.

In common with many species, male house mice advertise their location, successful territory ownership and dominance through scent marks continually deposited around their defended territory [ 8].

Some odontocetes continually deposit iso5:0 in blubber after levels in melon have reached asymptotic levels, suggesting independent control of iso5:0 synthesis and storage in these compartments.

In practice, parent materials can be deposited continually by wind, water, or volcanoes and can be altered from their initial, isolated state, thereby making identification difficult.

Because a check can't begin to accrue interest until it has been deposited, banks are continually looking for timesaving short cuts.

It is also possible that Dione's surface is continually coated by new ice particles deposited from the E ring.

Because petroleum-based plastics are non-biodegradable, any plastic that enters the ocean stays there, continually breaking into smaller pieces until it is ingested by marine life or deposited on the shore.

In addition, the amount of QDs deposited on the TiO2 films further increased when the etching time extended to 6 h, because the length and the amount of the secondary nanowires continually increased as shown in Fig. 1d.

Unlike land deposits, the Sunrise deposit, as it is known, is still very active: It is studded with "black smokers," chimneys that release hot mineralized water and continually replenish the deposit.

Furthermore, as a result of the steep incline of the hill, soil deposits continually trickle downwards, especially during heavy rains or through the erosive impact of droughts, exacerbated by the movement of cattle and goats from nearby subsistence farmers who use the area for pasture.