Sentence examples for continuous view of the from inspiring English sources

The highway continues northeast for another mile beyond Twin Lakes and then turns east, with a continuous view of the lakes on the south.

Some locations near the lunar south pole, offering a continuous view of the universe, could be ideal for an astronomical observatory.

During the "night phase" of the third orbit he released the six-inch ten-pound sphere of flashing lights, which is meant to settle into a neighbouring orbit in continuous view of the astronaut.

Collectively, the constellation has a continuous view of the Earth's entire surface, which it searches for signs of infrared radiation indicating major heat sources -- such as missile launches.

Then came Chicago's South Pole Infrared Explorer (SPIREX), the only telescope in the world that had a continuous view of the crash of Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 with Jupiter in July 1995.

In 1998, as vice president, Gore proposed a NASA satellite, Triana, to provide, from a distance of 930,000 miles, a continuous view of the sunlit side of the earth.

The results of this first experiment are illustrated in Figure 2. Continuous viewing of the rotating walker led to significant levels of conscious perceptual switching in most observers tested, sometimes several hundred reversals occurring over the 600 s trials (Figure 2A).

This enables a more continuous view of embryonic development over the first two days because the 48 hour samples from Mexico used here are the same as those used in Voolstra et al. [27].

You need a macro-level, continuous view of how everything is connecting to your network to be able to make sound decisions about what threats are coming in and how you are going to respond to them.

During continuous viewing of rival images, stimulus parameters affect the average dominance duration of each of the images.

A second major advantage of this method is that it allows the continuous viewing of all cells, enabling one to look at whether changes in migration velocity were attributable equally to all cells, to a subpopulation of cells or was due predominantly to the rate of cell doubling (as opposed to migration).