Sentence examples for continuously closer from inspiring English sources

Further experimental investigations will bring us continuously closer to identifying the earliest nucleotides that initiated the evolutionary march toward RNA.

Wind direction and speed were measured continuously close to the sampling device using a wind vane coupled to an anemometer.

The satellite constellation of the Quasi-Zenith Satellite System (QZSS) is preferable for retrieving PWVSPD-H because the QZSS provides at least one satellite continuously close to the zenith over Japan.

Once you get into it, it will actually be enjoyable seeing the progress unfold versus being stressed out and worried about an important assignment that has been put off and whose due date continuously gets closer and closer Be sure to take care of your health.

We have constructed a new type of global plate motion model consisting of a set of continuously-closing topological plate polygons with associated plate boundaries and plate velocities since the break-up of the supercontinent Pangea.

However, upon reaching the region with a series of herringbone structures they are continuously positioned closer to the apex of each herringbone structure.

The exception is for geosynchronous spacecraft, which due to diurnal variations in magnetic fields do not remain exactly conjugate, but continuously remain close to conjugate to two points near their longitude and at roughly ±65° magnetic latitude.

The Dow Jones industrial average set records almost continuously, and closed Thursday at a record high of 1,821.72.

Thirst after a hot and sweaty shift is well earned and often slaked quickly and continuously till closing time with cold beer, sake or good-value wine.

They are continuously formed close to the wall at a random frequency and move towards the pipe centerline until they eventually disappear, thus occupying or existing within a "shear layer region".

In each run, there were six conditions presented (STRESS, EXERCISE, and AIR), each presented once during continuously synchronized closed-mouth nasal breathing and once during which the participant was instructed to sniff.