Sentence examples for continuous collection from inspiring English sources
The gallery's continuous collection of wildlife paintings by Simon Combes, prints of horses by Judy Larson and works by Bonnie Marris, William Phillips, Paul Landry, June Carey, John Buston, Howard Ternping and James Christensen hews to representational techniques applied to subjects ranging from landscapes to American history to Native Americans.
The letters of the Verney family survive as the largest and most continuous collection of personal correspondence from seventeenth-century Britain, and Tinniswood draws on them to produce a lively, almost novelistic account of an aristocratic family "with a long lineage and a habit of backing the wrong side".
Continuous collection of data may help to explain why there is such a difference.
Weigh-in-motion (WIM) systems: WIM systems allow for the unobtrusive and continuous collection of vehicle weight information [64].
The scale of the network, dense deployment of detection system, richness of information and continuous collection turn MVDS as the ideal source of Big Data.
Public health surveillance is the systematic and continuous collection, analysis, dissemination and interpretation of health-related data for planning, implementation and evaluation of public health initiatives.
The experimental set up enabled the near-continuous collection of ejecta to the maximum distal extent of measurable ejecta (15 20 m).
There was no well laid plan at the beginning of the programming cycle regarding (i) continuous data collection, (ii) frequency of data collection, (iii) body responsible for collection, (iv) collections forms to be used,andd the (v) verification of data collected.
Eleven included analysis of data using inferential statistical tests (five of these studies collected isolated data, six involved continuous data collection).
Studies resembling SSE study designs have been carried out with two or three serum collections (Baguelin et al., 2011; Iwatsuki-Horimoto et al., 2011; McLeish et al., 2011; Soh et al., 2012; Yang et al., 2012), with continuous serum collection (Wu et al., 2011, 2014), and in southern Vietnam with long-term periodic collections (Boni et al., 2013; Todd et al., 2014).
