Sentence examples for continuously rated from inspiring English sources
the veteran was a former prisoner of war and the disability was continuously rated totally disabling for a period of not less than one year immediately preceding death.
Current sharing in continuously rated converters requires SCRs matched in forward drop and particular attention to balancing the self and mutual inductances in each path.
During the videos, the participants continuously rated how they believed the storyteller was feeling on a scale of one to nine, changing their rating any moment they sensed an emotional shift.
L. 106 117, § 501(b)(3), substituted "the disability was continuously rated totally disabling" for "if so rated for a lesser period, was so rated continuously" and substituted "; or" for the period at the end.
After inhaling each mixture, the volunteers continuously rated their level of fear and discomfort on a scale from 1 to 100 using a touch screen and rated their panic using a questionnaire that listed 13 common symptoms of panic attacks.
It fosters innovation and has been continuously rated as one of the best places to work for.
Subjects are equipped with a finger-spanning device to continuously rate and log their perceived pain during fMRI data collection.
Subjects were instructed to manipulate each sample throughout their entire mouth, but not swallow, and continuously rate the viscosity for 60 seconds using the computer mouse.
Participants from Northern Ireland, Serbia, Guatemala and Peru used a computer based tool to continuously rate the strength of positive and negative emotion being displayed in twelve short video sequences by people from the United Kingdom engaged in emotional conversations.
Also, and probably because of extensive cortical plasticity, long-standing destruction of both posterior insulae has been shown to be compatible with the ability to continuously rate the moment-to-moment level of pain.
However, natural head movements usually occur at frequencies above 1 Hz and at varying rates, rather than at continuously increasing rates as tested in most studies to date.
