Sentence examples for continuous disturbances from inspiring English sources

Under the successors of Aḥmad II, Bahmanī faced continuous disturbances, such as further rebellion in Telingana and three serious onslaughts by Maḥmūd Khaljī of Malwa; the Gajapati king of Orissa joined the fray by making inroads into the heart of the Bahmanī kingdom.

Another hypothesis is related to continuous disturbances in MMP-9 gene transcription by unknown specific factors, which may be supported by the result of mutation in FMR1gene (leading to autism), in which the FMpR protein, natural of MMP-9 translatinhibitorisor, is missing.

With this method, we propose a continuous disturbance-regrowth monitoring framework, where LTS data are continually monitored for disturbances, post-disturbance regrowth, repeat disturbances, and so on.

Continuous disturbance of the basin, however, may extend the recovery time for the whole basin well beyond 20 years.

In this paper, a new class of Markovian jump linear system model with polytopic parameter uncertainty, continuous disturbance and discrete disturbance is introduced.

That is, these systems cannot be controlled by continuous control and endure continuous disturbance.

The ensemble size can be picked to balance the competing requirements of high precision on estimates of E M, E P and E I and meeting the assumption of a continuous disturbance regime.

The retained goaf-side roadway is subject to repeated collapse of its lateral rock strata and continuous disturbance, the movement and crack development characteristics of goaf overburden are very important to the roadway stability and dictate the gas rich region and drainage position.

Most inshore and mid-shelf subregions had periods of continuous disturbance up to 2002 but have been in recovery phases since the mid 2000s (Fig. 1, Fig. 3).

Browsing, on the other hand, is a continuous disturbance.

The lack of primary fixation stability would contribute to thigh pain and eventual loosening of the stem due to the continuous disturbance during osseointegration [ 32].