Sentence examples for continuously represents from inspiring English sources

Cinema as an influential mass medium continuously represents different spaces, environments, events, and symbols, and through which it reproduces viewers' social reminiscence and merges imagination and reality in a constant manner.

The spirit of devotion, faith, and respect for moral standards that has throughout the centuries pervaded the subcontinent's social structure is continuously represented in South Asian painting and sculpture.

In the ~ 200,000-year pollen sequence from Lake Urmia, NW Iran, Cousinia pollen shows significant values and is nearly continuously represented during both the last glacial (~ 70 ka to Holocene) and penultimate glacial periods (~ 190 to 130 ka).

The town is currently represented in the UK parliament by two members, and has been continuously represented there since 1295.

Orientation preferences are continuously represented, forming repeated structures known as orientation columns (Blasdel and Salama 1986; Grinvald et al. 1986).

However, the anger disgust continuum showed no boundary across clusters, suggesting that arousal level, in contrast to valence, is continuously represented.

However, in India only 20% of the dairy herd is affected by this change; buffaloes continuously represent over 50% in all quality sites.

In contrast to the Northern Sweden MONICA study, which is conducted on a random sample of population in Norrbotten and Västerbotten counties every five year, our data is collected continuously and represents total population 40, 50 and 60 years old in Västerbotten county who are invited to the health examination.

Direct oral anticoagulants prescription is continuously increasing, representing 50%% of anticoagulation drug initiation.

This overexpression sustained the decrease of monocytes and macrophages in bone marrow while in blood and spleen only macrophages were continuously low represented.

Stroke is the most frequent neurological disease and represents a continuously evolving medical and social problem [ 95].