Sentence examples for continuously far more from inspiring English sources
The pipelined inner join is an expensive operation that consumes CPU and memory continuously, far more than other operations like counting or filtering that are computed in constant time and space.
His belief that evolution moved in leaps -- in punctuated equilibrium, to use his phrase -- rather than slowly and continuously struck off far more heat than it might have if Mr. Gould had not reveled in the role of controversialist.
In preliminary calculations, the students predicted that a bicyclist should be able to produce up to 75 watts continuously--far more than the 30 watts needed to power the laptop.
In the jargon of the field, these areas "run hot" continuously during waking hours and consume far more energy than more peripheral areas.
Meanwhile, the Medicare Advantage program, which set up a system where private insurers could compete with the Medicare program, has continuously come in above budget, and currently costs far more than traditional Medicare.
Such "bots," says Leese, are much more efficient than humans, processing far more data both faster and continuously.
Children today have far more alternatives to toys, which means traditional toymakers have to innovate continuously if they want to remain competitive.
His films are far more important than his still pictures, and a few of them run continuously in the show.
