Sentence examples for continuously full from inspiring English sources

The holding center in the country's main hospital had been continuously full since August.

To identify respondents who had worked continuously full time, we asked: "Since qualifying as a doctor, have you always worked full time?" Doctors who had not always worked full time included those who, for at least some of their career, had worked part time and those who had taken career breaks.

Weeds of three Echinochloa species were grown continuously in full sunlight or in 50% or 25% of full sunlight, or started in full sunlight and transferred to 50% or 25% of full sunlight at 21 days after sowing.

At that time, the only way to go under water for any length of time was to use helmets -- tall, heavy metal contraptions with windows that sat on your shoulders and were continuously pumped full of air by energetic and devoted friends in the boat.

These vehicles continuously perform full spectrum sweeps while driving in a particular area.

This is still very much a prototype; the sensors can't detect the direction of a force yet, and the materials and construction aren't airtight by design, meaning they have to be continuously pumped full.

The increased residence time led to wide size distribution of CdSe NCs, which was evidenced in the continuously increased full width at half maximum (FWHM) of PL (Fig. 2b).

I hope that the U.S. works to expand and continuously offer full support to the many human rights advocates in Africa fighting against vicious governments in an attempt to advance many freedoms still being denied to their fellow citizens.

While all modern coding architectures transmit a minimal of data during periods of low activity, the sensor and digital processor must still be operated continuously at full power in order to make that determination, even if the scene does not vary.

A meta-analysis indicated a 60% mortality reduction when omega-3 fatty acids were administered continuously with full enteral nutrition [ 104].

However, coverage is made available to a child only if the child is under age 26 (or under age 29 if the child is continuously enrolled full-time in an institution of higher learning (full-time students)).