Sentence examples for continuously imagine from inspiring English sources

"We have other engineers who are interested in building new devices that can monitor the state of an individual's health more sensitively and more continuously — imagine implantable sensors that would allow you to know whether your disease is in remission or undergoing relapse.

"We have Uber as our personal chauffeur, endless food delivery services, always sitting comfortably switching between the same three apps for hours, texting with friends and strangers worldwide never having to see anyone for days on end, wirelessly streaming every song ever made throughout all of time, and continuously imagine ourselves in situations that will never exist".

Imagine continuously changing the frequency, amplitude and phase distributions throughout the duration of the applied pulse so as to continuously use interference between excitation paths to maximize the yield of a particular reaction product.

Imagine continuously tapping into the feeling and vibration of having your dream already.

Now imagine slowly and continuously increasing the announced times, starting at 12. By continuity, I must achieve each of those settings by rotating my dial to the right.

Nowadays in Sarajevo death is all too easy to imagine and is itself continuously, intensely present, but back then the city was fully alive, both inside me and outside me.

A way to think of this is to imagine a knot transforming continuously, so that every possible transform is realized at some time.

This heartened me, because I guess I'd imagined her soldiering would have hardened her, a condition I imagine all people who continuously soldier for racial or sexual equality could quite easily come to feel.

He invites us to imagine two men sharing one continuously thinking soul and alternating by turns between sleep and wakefulness (Locke 1689: II.I.12).

This continuous pointing method requires participants to view a target and continuously point towards it as they walk, or imagine walking past it along a straight, forward trajectory.

This method simply requires participants to view a target and point continuously towards it as they move past it, or imagine moving past it, along a straight, forward trajectory.