"continuous push" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a sustained, persistent effort or movement towards a particular goal. For example: "The team was able to succeed in their project due to their continuous push towards innovation and improvement."
All three speakers agreed that this requires a continuous push for improvement.
University and religious leaders often say that the combined duties are an example of the continuous push and pull of traditional and contemporary values in modern Orthodoxy.
The new button will shut off the engine with three quick pushes or one push held for two seconds; the old button required a three-second continuous push to shut off the engine.
However, the tension in the negotiation is likely to grow with the continuous push toward the globalization of the academia which is having an enormous impact upon the academics in research universities.
Each of the sections below has been free-climbed, using only natural rock holds for hands and feet and with the rope only used to arrest falls, and ascended one after another in a continuous push – though not always on the first attempt.
But he changes the skyline of a city, and his inner core is as tough as tungsten when continuous push comes to ultimate shove.Unlike "The Bonfire of the Vanities", Mr Wolfe's new book also has a moral anchor; in short, a hero.
In this research, we characterized effective roles of participants, i.e. participation, on the basis of activities analysis in three online interaction spaces (discussion, documentation and implementation) during a continuous "pushed-by-users" design process of the Python project.
Some Oregon players described the workouts as "akin to military basic training," including up to an hour of continuous push-ups and up-downs.
These factors included progesterone receptor, human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (HER2), mitotic count, lymphocyte infiltration, and continuous pushing margins [ 10].
Multifactorial analysis from the two reviews performed for the BRCA2 mutation carriers [ 16**] showed that the only significant features were tubule score and continuous pushing margins.
In a multifactorial analysis using the data from both reviews [ 15**, 16**], the only factors found to be significant were total mitotic count, continuous pushing margins, and lymphocytic infiltrate (Fig. 2 and 3).
