Sentence examples for continuously imposed from inspiring English sources
The US military has continuously imposed pitifully light "punishments" on its soldiers even for the most heinous atrocities.
During auscultation stethoscope contamination is common; if the same stethoscope is used for the next patient without disinfection, it might bring risk of infection to the patient and may continuously impose the risk serially to all patients [ 12].
Heat stress was imposed continuously for 10 days including night time.
Nintendo eventually migrated the development of Ocarina of Time from disk to cartridge media due to the high data performance requirements imposed by continuously reading 500 motion-captured character animations throughout gameplay, intending to follow its release with a 64DD expansion disk.
Continuously updated and stricter recommendations imposed by regulatory authorities result in greater challenges being faced by the industry.
This was most probably due to very small imposed damage and continuously increasing intrinsic electrical resistivity of individual carbon-based materials under loading, which cannot be discharged upon unloading.
Altogether, this study suggests that biochemical constraints imposed upon signaling change continuously as locust photoreceptors adapt to environmental light and temperature conditions.
These thicker couplets are the product of a cyclic variation in rainfall imposed upon the deposits of a continuously subsiding lake basin.
The MBs thus maintained their crystallographic character during straining, through continuously rearranging themselves, and did not follow the macroscopically imposed rigid body rotation.
The design of automotive control systems is becoming increasingly complex as the level of performance required by car manufactures grows continuously and the constraints on cost and development time imposed by the market become tighter.
The present investigation evaluates the risk of AgNPs imposed on invertebrate organisms which is exposed to it continuously.
