"continuous ties" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a relationship between two people, groups, or organizations that is strong and unwavering. For example: "The two countries have enjoyed continuous ties for over 40 years."
Guo et al. [6] developed a model to estimate continuous tie strength between users for friend recommendation with the heterogeneous data from social media community.
The unconventional features, i.e., continuous tie-in, production decline and shut-down or abandonment of shale gas wellpads during field development, have been considered and integrated into the three-level methodology.
Among the main features of the L58/64 and its 400 mm and 480 mm bore derivatives is a stiff monobloc frame casting with continuous tie-rods from the underslung main bearings to the top edge of the engine frame, and tie-rods from the cylinder head to the frame diaphragm plate.
SOE managers' continuous bureaucratic ties enable the firm to navigate through China's gigantic but fragmented bureaucracy in favor of corporate commercial interests, which reflects the negotiated nature of the state SOE relationship in the course of transnationalization.
However, with the restriction of manual feeding and strapping, the bale making speed of vertical balers is not comparable with that of continuous auto-tie horizontal balers.
A re-bar fabrication method using continuously wound rectangular or polygonal ties (or continuous hoops) was developed to enhance constructability and economy of reinforced concrete columns.
At very low forcing frequencies, the performance of a periodically forced continuous process is tied to the second total differentials of the objective function at steady state.
Trial coverage during daytime, documentary coverage during prime tie and continuous Web access are the embodiment of what Mr. Bell calls "Judgment days, sleepless nights," the network's new positioning.
Supplies needed: continuous roll stainless steel cable tie (100 m), attachable cable tie heads, sturdy metal angle probe, rasp or file, dbh tape, tin snips, needle-nose pliers, metal hole punch, stainless steel extension springs, flexible ruler.
For continuous data, the number of ties depends on the number of possible measure values of each (a_i) and on their distribution, which, depending on the kind of sf used, may lead to many ties.
