Sentence examples for continuously loses from inspiring English sources

As it can be seen, once DXFP has obtained the access to the channel it does not undergo any loss, while AODV continuously loses packets, showing asymptotically a maximum throughput of approximately 80%. Figure 2 Throughput as a function of time in the scenario with congestion.

Fail to treat these symptoms, goes the logic, and the result will be terrible, just as it was for four years beginning in 1996, when the industry continuously lost money.

The capacities are continuously lost through the pulverization and aggregation of ZnCo2O4 NCPs, as well as the reduced electrical contact.

Street trees continuously lose alive biomass (Fig. 2): 15.2 ktC in the first 20 years of our LCA.

According to comScore, Myspace received some 60 million visitors to its website last month, but it's continuously losing traffic and mindshare to rivals like Facebook and Twitter.

Willcom, best known in Japan as a PHS provider, has continuously lost subscribers to the country's big three carriers in recent months, which means the bankruptcy didn't come as a big surprise.

Conventional gas accumulation can be divided into two processes: natural gas generated and expelled from source rocks migrates and accumulates in reservoirs, and then it is continuously lost by diffusion and seepage.

"Did he decide he didn't need to take pancreatic supplements and was continuously losing protein?" wonders Adrian Vella, an associate professor of endocrinology and a colleague of Dr. Jensen's at the Mayo Clinic.

In the meantime, we continuously lose more of our civil liberties.

This exosphere is not stable atoms are continuously lost and replenished from a variety of sources.

Plants continuously lose water by evapotranspiration, but water loss is usually balanced by water absorbed from the soil, humidity, or rain.