Sentence examples for continuously many from inspiring English sources

In endurance testing, the engine must operate for more than 1,000 hours continuously, many at maximum thrust.

Of course, such a noncontextual HV proposal would be immune to the KS argument, but it would be forced to either assume that not for every one of the continuously many directions in physical space there is an observable, or else that there are not continuously many directions in physical space.

(Neuron diagrams and directed acyclic graphs are different implementations of the network model, though. Neurons represent events that occur or not: they are two-valued. Nodes represent variables that can take two, three, or even continuously many values. Synapses represent actual causation.

In other words, if we denote by Ax the operator corresponding to multiplication by the Gaussian ax(r), the state |ψ> goes over to one of the continuously many possible states (1/<ψ|Ax*Ax|ψ> Ax|ψ>, with probability density <ψ|Ax*Ax|ψ>.

So, in sum it seems that, as long as we assume that there are continuously many QM observables (corresponding to the continuum of directions in physical space), statistical tests building, e.g., on the Clifton 1993 or the Cabello/Garcìa-Alcaine 1998 proposal remain entirely valid as empirical confirmations of QM and, via the KS theorem, of contextuality.

Many experts suggest a combination of methods, done repetitively and continuously for many years.

This selection acts continuously, on many levels and time scales.

Implanted devices measure blood sugar continuously for many months.

Some have been biking continuously, but many sold their bikes and are getting back into it.

"It won't erupt continuously for many months or a year.

Public support of science was growing continuously without many questions being asked.