Sentence examples for continuously reference from inspiring English sources
The practice of EBM encourages health providers to continuously reference updated medical information and knowledge available through pre-appraised resources.
For Lucente, an artist continuously referencing place within her work, it was a dream come true.
Doug committed to keeping that fundraiser going, which is great, but his attempt to paint himself as an arts advocate fell to pieces when he continuously referenced his goal to "bring a world class music festival" to Toronto.
Modern position-fixing techniques using radar have made the whole process much simpler, for the ship's location is now known continuously with reference to fixed stations on shore or to satellite tracks.
The validation of a continuously operating reference station (CORS) network was analyzed.
China has built Continuously Operating Reference Station (CORS) networks in many cities.
The use of GNSS receivers installed on low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites to measure the refracted radio signals (GNSS-RO) coupled with ground-based atmospheric sounding techniques that use continuously operating reference station (CORS) networks for the determination of water vapour (WV) variability form the basis for GNSS meteorology.
Therefore we felt that the findings as reflected in Figure 1, allowed for the conclusion that Th-int/r-IEL% is acceptable for use as a continuously variable reference value in the calculations specified below.
Accurate-mass internal mass calibration was performed automatically using a dual-nebulizer ion source combined with an automated calibrant delivery system, which introduced continuously the internal reference ion solution at approximately 50 µL min−1, the reference ion masses were 119.0363 and 1033.9881 m/ z in negative mode; 121.0508 and 922.0097 m/ z in positive mode.
His column in Hearst papers continuously filled with reference to the unimportance of events, etc.
It enables professional philosophers around the world to collectively maintain a refereed, continuously updatable, online reference work.
