Sentence examples for continuously, though from inspiring English sources

Ideally, the two panels would be able to power the computer continuously, though it's unclear whether this has been successfully tested.

Moreover, the inhibition of PBZ (2 mg/kg/d) in mice also presents continuously, though HCV genome copies in the infected mice at 2 weeks to 8 weeks are both near the limit of detection (Fig. 6C and 6D).

The player automatically receives small increments of gold continuously, though they can obtain more by destroying enemies.

The problem is that examples of each class of object transforming continuously though different positions on the retina, size, isomorphic rotation, and view are not provided to help the system learn about how a given type of object transforms in the world.

"I do worry that people think I'm just continuously moaning, though," he says, smiling.

Unlike other continuously growing structures, though, the lens cannot shed its older cells, or blindness would result.

Speaking as 'an elderly relative', I happily admit I thought the film continuously funny, though only intermittently inventive.

But logging on to them often required keeping expensive telephone lines open continuously even though there were long periods of silence between individual transmissions.

In forested areas, for instance, cleared land is used continuously, even though allowing it to lie fallow from time to time would result in greater productivity and less degradation.

One of the first things we noticed was that the ability of animals to perform the task varied rapidly (seconds) and continuously, even though the animals were clearly awake the entire time.

In fact, elo-5 ku540 elo-5 ku540animals could propagate continuously, even thomozygous displanimalsow growth, smaller body size, and smaller brood size.