Sentence examples for continuously picking from inspiring English sources

For example, core subsystems on which the majority of other subsystems build are obviously prime candidates for preservation, yet if these subsystems change continuously, picking a development period to start knowledge preservation and to maintain knowledge for over time become very hard.

The task is rigged such that cards from decks A and B give high rewards (£100) on each card selection, but also yield unpredictable and large losses such that continuously picking from these decks results in a net loss.

There were even more troubling signs: tiny abrasions in the skin that were continuously picked at, food left untouched by the bedside table and a gradual withdrawal of eye contact.

When different commodities are continuously picked up, rather than pick up simultaneously to compare, this method also does not work well.

It is perhaps apropos that the concept of entropy has continuously picked up misunderstandings and misinterpretations that have left the concept bloodied, beaten, and unrecognizable.

His app helps drivers continuously pick up the most profitable rides in the shortest amount of time, based on the filters each driver sets.

Uber's "Perpetual Rides" and Lyft's "Triple Match" are both experiments in allowing drivers to continuously pick up passengers whenever they have an open seat, rather than completing a set of UberPool or Lyft Line rides before starting the next.

The usual protocol was cellphone would run off, then my house line would start ringing continuously until I picked up.

Women and infants began wearing the actigraphs on the Monday closest to when the infant achieved six and 12 weeks of age and wore them continuously until we picked them up on Friday; this approach avoid data recording on weekends when young adults tend to alter their sleep times.

As well as picking out the pulses continuously, the system is capable of working in arbitrary picking mode.

He continuously went from checking his nails to picking at his bottom lip -- something Momma was always telling him to stop.