The phrase "continuous penetration" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a process or action that continues without interruption or break. Here is an example sentence: "The company's marketing strategy focused on continuous penetration of the market, ensuring a dominant presence in all major sectors."
This algorithm describes the continuous penetration of individual blasting grains into the coating material and determines residual stresses after micro-blasting.
The continuous penetration of intermittent technologies is gradually reinforcing the technical and economic importance of electricity ancillary services, which are responsible for guaranteeing the reliability and security of the power systems.
Large deformation finite element (LDFE) analysis has been carried out, simulating continuous penetration of the standard cone penetrometer from the seabed surface, with the consideration of cone tip roughness factor, in situ stress ratio and soil strength non-homogeneity within a practical range.
Continuous penetration of HPTCP molecules into the GO sheets helped in achieving a more stable dispersion of FGO in water, and the π π interactions prevented the exfoliated sheets from restacking.
"With the continuous penetration of smartphones and the expectation of being always on, we've reached a tipping point with it where people are saying enough," Krevitt said.
Nor is the operative mode of failure one of continuous crack penetration through the adhesive, but rather reinitiation of a secondary crack in the glass ahead of the arrested primary crack.
This points out why the "continuous, dialectical penetration" of philosophy and science spoken of in the inaugural address is necessary.
In the inaugural address, Horkheimer thus claims that there must be a "continuous, dialectical penetration and development of philosophical theory and specialized scientific practice" (p. 9).
Figure 1 Typical continuous load-penetration curves of GaN.
An additional feature of the press-in Method is that it allows continuous measurement of penetration depth and jacking force during piling work.
The compressive elastic modulus of the arrays is obtained as a continuous function of penetration depth and attains a value between 10 and 20 MPa for all arrays during mechanical yield.
