Sentence examples for continuous losses from inspiring English sources

An airship has continuous losses of gas by permeability.

In addition, IAD subjects show increased brain activities in the inferior frontal gyrus and decreased brain activation in the posterior cingulate cortex after continuous losses.

AODV has good performance too, although the analysis of the throughput as a function of time (Figure1) shows that the paths selected by AODV have continuous losses during the overall simulation.

The airline, which is state-controlled but publicly traded, has suffered three years of continuous losses starting in 2011.

Blinks were identified as continuous losses of pupil signal for more than 5 frames (80 ms).

However, the maximal survival for ingls/ingls homozygotes is 3 weeks, with continuous losses between P1 and P21.

Mr. Li said biodiversity was declining with "a continuous loss and drain of genetic resources".

In the human scalp the follicles are out of step with each other, and there is continuous loss of club hairs.

Although the methane disequilibrium mechanism need not be biological (e.g., relatively stable aromatic hydrocarbons could have been produced nonbiologically early in Earth's history, and slow degradation may then have led to a continuous loss of methane from the planetary subsurface), a biological explanation seems more likely.

This was due to the continuous loss of C through microbial respiration during the process.

Such materials also suffer from continuous loss of stiffness during cyclic loading.