Sentence examples for continuously contacted from inspiring English sources

In the process of analyzing the data, I continuously contacted the experts via informal phone calls to develop and revise the emerging findings (Lincoln and Guba 1985).

In controls, the apices of the labeled cells continuously contacted the ends of the ball-and-socket cuticles, moving from the original dorsal position to the final ventral position (Fig. 2L,L′) (Tajiri et al., 2010).

NetOps collects data continuously, contacting each node of a network dozens of times each second, and dumps it off-line for leisurely analysis.

The reason is that the difference of rolling radius at the contact point is insufficient to compensate the longer path the outer wheel needs; therefore, the outer wheel begins to skid and continuously contact with flange [5, 8].

As Liu et al. [15] have pointed out the output voltage of the system, being now typically in the order of ~10 mV, can be drastically improved by increasing the number of the active NW-s, i.e., the ones which are in continuously contact with the zigzag top electrode.

And it was revealed that not only the length of the inner reaction tube which is continuously contact with high heat flux from the thermal plasma jet but also the outer tube length is important for a durable operation of the reactor system.

2. As shown in Figure 8a, when the silicon substrate deposited with silver nanoparticles is immersed in HF-H2O2 etching solution, SiO2 is continuously formed from the silicon contacted with silver nanoparticles with H2O2 as hole donor and oxidant and dissolved by HF, leading to the sinking of the silver grains.

Therefore it asserts that Euclidean geometry does not hold for the relative positions of bodies that are continuously in contact.

Impact wear can be produced when a solid surface is continuously in contact with another solid surface.

The oxygen-releasing material, which contained calcium peroxide, is able to release oxygen continuously upon contact with water.

The beams are attached together in such a way that a 'slip' is permitted while they are continuously in contact with each other.