Sentence examples for continuous meaning from inspiring English sources

In the analog world, they used to think mostly in terms of quantities such as voltage, which are continuous, meaning they can take on an infinite range of values.

But he said a key problem is that the current applied to the electrodes is continuous, meaning it can only be of low intensity – which may not result in the "whisper" from the brain being heard loudly enough by the legs.

This allows us to use these sense verbs with a present continuous meaning.

When can the present simple be used with a present continuous meaning?

When do we use the present simple tense with a present continuous meaning?

That monitoring is now continuous, meaning that you'll be able to check in on it any point.

GOP alternative plans use a different means to achieve the same end: "continuous coverage," meaning that pre-existing conditions must be covered without premium increases if the consumer has maintained insurance without a significant lapse.

It is firstly demonstrated that in the presence of disturbances every pair of AS׳s is always indistinguishable from the continuous output, meaning that it is not possible to infer the evolving AS by using only the information provided by the output of the SAS.

If is a continuous function, meaning that its graph is an unbroken curve with no gaps, then is a continuous function away from.

After an arrangement with the university administration, sororities will now have open continuous bidding, meaning they could admit members throughout the year and so more women of color could be admitted.

Finally, LFTR allows for continuous refueling, meaning the reactor never stops operating, which makes it both incredibly efficient and a lousy target for terrorists intent on theft of nuclear materials.