"continuous acquisition" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to the process of gradually and consistently gaining knowledge or skills over time. For example, "John has demonstrated a commitment to continuous acquisition of new skills throughout his career."
Attainment of normal larval body size has been shown to require continuous acquisition of dietary protein, whereas the continued division of imaginal disc cells is largely independent of nutrition; instead, these cells require circulating growth factors, which are produced by fat bodies [27].
Energy Metering supports the continuous acquisition of energy data.
The onboard RAM memory of 64 K for each channel enables the DAS for simultaneous and continuous acquisition.
To address these, several prototypes denoted as the Continuous Acquisition Pixel (CAP) sensors have been developed and tested.
To address them, several prototypes denoted as Continuous Acquisition Pixel (CAP) sensors have been developed and tested.
Tumors arise from single cells but become genetically heterogeneous through continuous acquisition of somatic mutations as they progress.
The continuous acquisition of 3-D salinity data by the ARGO network since the early 2000 s, achieving an unprecedented near-global ocean observation, will help us to progressively enhance the present knowledge of changing salinity and the water cycle.
(2) Multitasking can be used to run a Continuous Acquisition task (saving data to a gap-free Axon Binary File), while concurrently running the Stimulation/Acquisition Sweeps task.
Continuous acquisitions of multiple images represent the newest generation of scanners, referred to as multislice CT.
Recently, a standard MDCT gantry was combined with two-dimensional flat panel detector technology to provide rapid continuous acquisitions at high isotropic spatial resolution [ 60, 124].
In our institution, 6 dynamic sequences are performed: 1 basal pre-contrast acquisition followed by 5 continuous acquisitions after contrast agent administration (0.1 mmol/kg at a flow rate of 2 ml/s) injected via an automated injector, followed by a saline flush (20 ml at the same flow rate).
