Sentence examples for continuously reading from inspiring English sources
By continuously reading the water temperatures inside the two tanks, and/or the end surface temperatures of the cylindrical object if permeable, its effective thermal conductivity can be measured.
In other words, the computer is always "listening" for tag reads, and once a reader picks up a tag read, the tag data is immediately stored, i.e., each reader is continuously reading.
Nintendo eventually migrated the development of Ocarina of Time from disk to cartridge media due to the high data performance requirements imposed by continuously reading 500 motion-captured character animations throughout gameplay, intending to follow its release with a 64DD expansion disk.
Virgil, Ovid and Aristotle were more or less continuously read from antiquity until the age of print.
Another computer continuously reads the speed and driving conditions and adjusts the stiffness of the shock absorbers to balance the ride quality against the vehicle's stability.
Anonymous posted a 16-minute recording of the call on the Web on Friday and crowed about the episode in via Twitter: "The FBI might be curious how we're able to continuously read their internal comms for some time now".
Ten participants were instructed to continuously read one of two phonetically balanced passages while amplified and unamplified.
Force plays a key role in regulating dynamics of biomolecular structure and interactions, yet techniques are lacking to manipulate and continuously read out this response with high throughput.
On the other hand, many studies discussed advertising attention on the basis of individual pages, neglecting the fact that most ads reside on one of a sequence of webpages that a viewer continuously reads.
If the decoder works in pipeline, time is saved by overlapping the phases of elaboration, writing-out and reading, so that data are continuously read from and written into memory, and a new layer is processed every clock cycles (see Figure 3(b)).
Researchers have demonstrated for the first time that they can continuously read the chemical letters of DNA as it travels through a tiny pore, paving the way for a new kind of sequencing machine that decodes DNA much like an announcer reading a ticker tape.
