Sentence examples for continuous coverage of from inspiring English sources

"I told them point blank I would continue negotiations only as long as I saw there was continuous coverage of the Mavs," Cuban wrote in his e-mail message.

Through the above methods, only static nodes were used to cover the target continuously, but in some applications, it was not necessary to provide continuous coverage of target.

TV has offered "continuous" coverage of breaking news since President Kennedy's assassination.

From Friday the BBC's Olympics website will broadcast continuous coverage of the torch relay around the country.

Although smaller than their predecessors, these models, because of their increased numbers, will allow more continuous coverage of targets.

Because of launch and mechanical failures, the Midas satellites were unable to provide the desired continuous coverage of the Soviet Union.

English-language news channels in India ran continuous, uninterrupted coverage of the election Wednesday morning from U.S. channels, and brought in experts with experience in the United States to explain what was happening to viewers.

The first is the set of assembled scaffold lengths, (Si); next, a set of reference sequence lengths (Ri); then the lengths of the alignments of scaffolds to the reference (Ai); and finally the lengths of the 'coverage islands' (Ci), which consist of ranges of continuous coverage (on a reference sequence) by one or more alignment(s) from the assembly.

After 312 hours of continuous coverage on British Eurosport, Britain had won a gold.

Non-continuous coverage of rare viral variants may limit assembly capacities, indicating that increase in coverage is required to increase the assembly accuracy.

For conservatives, these reforms might look like the proposals that James Capretta and Robert Moffit outline in the latest issue of National Affairs — a tax credit available to people whose employers don't offer insurance, better-financed high-risk pools and stronger guarantees of continuous coverage for people with pre-existing conditions.