Sentence examples for continually loaded from inspiring English sources

It's more a piece to admire than to be involved by, yet it's easy to imagine children hypnotized by a hero tinier than they are when "Kirikou" is continually loaded into the VCR.

Railway engineers have long known that lighter cars should be placed at the end of trains, but cars of varying weight may be continually loaded, unloaded, added and removed along a route, altering the complex compression forces that can shove lighter cars off the tracks.

Pain-free step down repetitions were performed on a 25 centimetre step in an order that continually loaded the nominated lower limb [ 24].

There's more information at the Cowon site, but that page has been continually loading for going on an hour for me, plus it's in Chinese so its utility may be limited.

Thus, the swept antibody plug technique results in higher SNR due to a lower background and lower standard deviation of the background, compared to continually loading antibodies into the gel.

While scrolling is fairly fluid, when you hit the bottom of a continually loading page (like Twitter, for example), the entire screen flashes to refresh.

Step up and step down tests will be performed on a 25 cm step in a stepping order that continually loads the study knee, while squats will be of full excursion to the point where the fingers touch the floor.

Such connections — and the players they unearth — have allowed Russell to build a baseball juggernaut in Altus, continually replenishing a roster loaded with talented Latino players from the Northeast.

This phone is loaded, loaded, loaded.

The researchers determined that the geography of the Gulf was key to keeping 50-mile-long eddies of microbe-laden water swirling over the site of the spill, continually introducing fresh loads of hydrocarbons to bacterial communities primed to degrade them by the initial load.

In particular, applications which have traditionally relied only on natural convection will soon require an active cooling solution due to continually rising heat loads.