Sentence examples for continuous available from inspiring English sources

This article describes the design, implementation, and clinical applications of a continuous available (CA) image server for these purposes.

This method implemented in the computer program Continuous (available at ) allows one to test the hypothesis that two continuous characters co-evolve and to test whether the changes in one character precede those in another, all while taking account of the phylogenetic relationships.

Also, if linear movements were to present a lowly elaborated movement strategy which was not subjected to evolutionary trade-offs, it still remains difficult to explain how dispersers deal with the fact that the distribution of gray mouse lemurs is not homogeneous in continuous available habitat (Fredsted et al. 2004).

Various continuous models available in literature have failed to satisfactorily predict the pressure distribution in the headers of the flow manifolds.

We've also learned that making your phone's continuous location available in the background is tricky to do accurately and efficiently — just imagine your phone's battery life if several apps were continuously getting your location in different ways?

In this study, we use the high-quality continuous recordings available since 2010 for the Soultz-sous-Forêts network and since 2012 for the Rittershoffen network.

The proposed cooperative scheme has a penalty of about 1.3 dB from the best reference, i.e., NRA 3 × 1 scheme with a continuous link available, for the same BER = 10-3.

The proposed cooperative scheme has a penalty of about 1 dB from the best reference, that is, QPSK Alamouti coding with a continuous link available, for the same BER conditions.

The proposed cooperative scheme has a penalty of about 1 dB from the best reference, i.e., 2 × 1 QPSK Alamouti coding with a continuous link available, for the same BER conditions.

Great Britain has continuous electronically available data on monitored concentrations of both BS and SO2 from April 1961.

Serum total cholesterol (mmol/L, continuous) was available in a subset of cohorts (appendix 2).