Sentence examples for continuously react from inspiring English sources

It can be said that the temperature of 900°C is favorable to drastically increase the deoxidization rate of Ga2O3 to generate gaseous Ga2O to continuously react with NH3 to form GaN with new morphological nanostructures.

However, since the original structure of Ga2O3 does not diminish and the XRD spectra also shows a mixture of Ga2O3 and GaN, it can be said that the temperature of 850°C is still not favorable to drastically increase the density of gaseous Ga2O to continuously react with NH3 to form a GaN structure.

Ongoing mutation, which indicates an intraclonal sequence heterogeneity, shows that lymphoma cells continuously react to antigens in lymphomagenesis (Bakkus et al, 1992; Zelenetz et al, 1992).

On the other hand, the right branch is the continuous reaction series in which plagioclase is continuously reacting with the liquid to form a more albitic phase as the temperature decreases.

Because Saltstone is a cementitious material, it is a continuously reacting solid with component phases that continue to change over very long time periods (up to hundreds of years).

During Phanerozoic time, the oceans have been steady-state chemical systems, continuously reacting with the minerals added to them via drainage from the continents and with volcanic gases at the oceanic ridges.

When fluoride varnish is applied to the tooth surface, it forms a reservoir of fluoride ions which get released slowly and thus continuously reacted with the hydroxy-apatite crystals of enamel over a long period of time leading to deeper penetration and formation of fluoro-hydroxyapatite crystals.

It changes continuously, reacting with whoever is visiting it by switching from one number of dimensions to another".

It is also, as GE's example shows, about being able to monitor a business continuously and react when conditions change.

We have been monitoring the situation continuously, and reacted immediately to the deterioration in circumstances and the change in FCO advice.

Because they react continuously and almost instantaneously, equity and debt markets immediately capture any changes in perception about the future course of economies, or about confidence, or about risk.