Sentence examples for continuously managed from inspiring English sources

He seemed to elude defenders and continuously managed to open up space that shouldn't be there.

The 4th Generation of District Heating (4GDH) is a complex agglomeration of heat providers, distributors, and consumers that must be automatically, continuously managed and coordinated.

A soil sampling campaign was conducted in a replicated stratified random manner on three land uses that had been continuously managed for over 30 years.

Cloud applications have to be continuously managed: (1) to adjust their resources to the incoming load and (2) to face transient failures replicating and restarting components to provide resiliency on unreliable infrastructure.

Ben is a fourth generation Tunis producer with a strong interest in preserving the old genetics of these "just wonderful animals". His is the "oldest continuously managed Tunis flock in the country" which was started in the early nineteen twenties by his great grandfather.

There are still many hurdles to face: additional funding needs to be secured so that they can maintain the plane over the years; resources need to be continuously managed, ensuring that backers' physical and monetary donations get put to effective use; the long, long journey from the Mojave Desert to Black Rock City (a 900 km trek) still requires intensive logistical planning too.

This study, therefore, focusses on interactive processes in the medium and short term: on how agents set up their workplace for particular tasks, and how they continuously manage that workplace.

Water Urbanism also implies a set of design practices that engage people with policy and to continuously manage the urban eco-system to promote resilient communities and participatory practices.

Successful leaders like Gov. Newsom know that they need to continuously manage, follow up and communicate about results and progress.

Labelbox wants to continuously manage the fine-tuning data to help optimize an algorithm through its entire life cycle.

The ability to capture, standardize, map, and continuously manage such data streams will be increasingly important, especially for the consumer and industrial products sectors.