It was also confirmed that the water level in the emergency cooldown tank was maintained continuously for longer than 72 h by the collection of steam in the air-cooled condensing heat exchanger under the decay heat load.
In this study, by following neuronal firing continuously over longer time scales, we found a previously undetected increase in overall arrhythmicity, as well as a decrease in the robust day-night difference in the firing rate of the residually rhythmic neurons.
Subjects who received PMV, defined as having undergone mechanical ventilation continuously for longer than 21 days, were enrolled.
The number of patients requiring prolonged mechanical ventilation (PMV), defined as having undergone mechanical ventilation continuously for longer than 21 days, is rapidly increasing because of the advances in intensive care [ 10].
As the TiO2 and ITO thicknesses were optimized to minimize reflectance in the spectral range around 600 nm, the reflectance (shown as 1-R in Figure 4a) increases continuously toward longer wavelengths.
As the oxidation time increased (stage B), the length and D NWs of sample I did not change because the oxidation terminated at stage A. For sample II, the oxidation continued; NWs were continuously grown, becoming longer and more dense.
While the recording booth near City Hall is no longer continuously open to the public – it is available by appointment only – Mr. Isay said that StoryCorps would always have a presence in New York.
It is reasonable because the weather at summer peak is extremely hot in Australia, so air conditioners continuously operate for longer time.
The low bulk density of compost is always desirable, which increases water holding capacity of soil, when applied continuously over a longer period of time.
While the ADC is no longer continuously active and sampling the microphone at a high frequency, a new sub-circuit is added to the system, one which continuously runs during the active part of the operation cycle.
