Sentence examples for continuous strings of from inspiring English sources
Continuous strings of settlements along roads are common in areas south of the upper Padma River and in the floodplains of the Mahananda, Tista, Jamuna, lower Padma, and Meghna rivers.
Continuous strings of zeros lasting for longer than 60 min were classified as non-wear time.
Gene sequences that were obviously shorter than most homologous sequences or that contained large ambiguous regions (continuous strings of N's) were removed from each gene profile before alignment.
An overwhelming number of sites demand that visitors key in a continuous string of 16 digits or more.
For the last six decades the neutron monitors have provided a continuous string of very reliable data to the heliophysics community.
That's provided by the neon billboards, the oversize creatures -- dragons, crabs, blowfish -- hanging from facades, and the continuous string of food stalls and restaurants.
But there is only one time audience members may be tempted to turn their heads away: when she sings "Dream a Little Dream of Cheese" while squirting an almost continuous string of aerosol cheese product into her mouth.
Bridges connect the towers 12 to 19 stories above ground and are conceived as a continuous string of public zones, with bars and nightclubs overlooking a glittering view of the city and a suspended swimming pool.
Further, Hitler's continuous string of diplomatic successes and foreign conquests from 1934 through the early years of World War II secured the unqualified support of most Germans, including many who had previously opposed him.
The results of the survey indicate that there is a light but virtually continuous string of Tiwanaku occupation along the trails and roads in the area sampled between Tiwanaku and Moquegua.
"Or even enjoyable". But there is only one time audience members may be tempted to turn their heads away: when she sings "Dream a Little Dream of Cheese" while squirting an almost continuous string of aerosol cheese product into her mouth.
