US General Charles P. Hall praised the wing for contributing "in a large measure... to the success of the operation by continuous interruption of enemy lines of communication and bombing and strafing of enemy concentrations and supplies".
The scene in which Dave starts listing to Hurley why the island events are occurring in his mind suffered from continuous interruption, as military exercises on Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam led to many takes being ruined by plane noises.
Potent internalizing mu agonists would allow continuous interruption and subsequent restoration of receptor function, whereas morphine would produce accelerated in vivo tolerance via adaptive cellular responses to uninterrupted signaling [43], [44].
The counter recognized the stereotyped movements because of the continuous interruption of the same photocell beam, whereas locomotion along the cage produced interruptions of different photocell beams.
Even an interruption of cART for a period of few weeks results in a rebound of viremia from the latent reservoirs of HIV-1, and continuous interruption often leads to AIDS.
Continual/Continuous "Continual interruptions" says it all, meaning the speaker resumed his argument after the interruption.
We employ metalorganic vapor phase epitaxy (MOVPE) in various growth modes (continuous, with interruptions, pulsed, surface exchange) targeting the most abrupt incorporation of thinnest GaP films in the GaAs(100) matrix.
One simple method is to prevent charging and discharging frequently so as to reduce the number of switching state of the batteries [27], and we assume that the charging process is continuous without interruption.
We compare the new model with clinical data and use it to investigate the effect of continuous and interrupted (structured treatment interruptions, STI) therapy.
