Sentence examples for continuous searches from inspiring English sources

The availability of updated HMM libraries or refinements of existing ones and better fine-tuned annotation and continuous searches for newly reported literature will enable us to improve the TF prediction coverage.

The statement continues: "As part of our continuous search for talented athletes, we regularly run talent ID training sessions and assessment camps for all boxers ensuring no medal potential athlete is missed".

At their best they can engage us in a continuous search to understand the human condition.

In the digital age, the recording industry's continuous search for new talent includes scouting promising young intellectual property lawyers.

And it means that Mr. Patel is on a continuous search for organic and locally grown foods.

Does it get any more wholesome and hearty for a country in a continuous search for its next men's star in this athletically enhanced smash-mouth era?

Readers of Fry's travel journal know that her continuous search for inspiration and textiles takes her to some far-flung places.

I do not agree with your dismissive statement that, "a lot of efficiency improvements just happen in the background, as part of most businesses' continuous search for cost savings".

It is difficult to predict the ultimate consequences of these late 20th-century findings for set theory, but already they have had profound effects on attitudes about certain axioms and have forced the realization of a continuous search for additional axioms.

But there is too often a gleeful hairshirtedness to their pronouncements, which helps to explain why high-profile changes such as the introduction of energy-efficient light bulbs are viewed cynically by so many people.In any case, a lot of efficiency improvements just happen in the background, as part of most businesses' continuous search for cost savings.

Marcel Breuer, one of his collaborators, described Nervi's participation in the project as "a continuous search for a system: a system of geometric rhythm," and later he said of him: "If there is a notion that arrogance and reckless irresponsibility are the very attributes of genius, a notion that to be a genius means not to be quite human, there is Nervi to disprove this notion".