Sentence examples for continuously schedule from inspiring English sources

Both the 50 mg once daily 4 weeks on/2 weeks off schedule as well as the 37.5 mg once daily continuously schedule were accepted.

The CNF control brings together the good points of both the small and the large damping ratio cases, by continuously scheduling the damping ratio of the dominant closed-loop poles and thus has the capability for superior transient performance, i. e. a fast output response with low overshoot.

Although different users might be scheduled on a particular PRB from one TTI to the next, causing strong interference variations along time as well, users might also continuously be scheduled on the same PRBs for consecutive TTIs.

The nation's largest public works project, the Big Dig has long been derided for its habitually rising price tag (it leveled at $14.6 billion) and for continuously lagging behind schedule (completion is now expected in spring 2005).

In parallel to regular animal welfare checks, an efficient and frequent stock checking procedure allowed to continuously adapt the schedule for tumour inoculations and for optimal selection of animals for imaging.

Dynamic: works that employ some form of dynamic mechanism to continuously adjust the scheduling decision.

Let J ′ be the last set of jobs scheduled continuously before c(J−{J i }) for J−{J i }.

The CONT campaigns are outstanding compared to standard VLBI sessions by having observations scheduled continuously for 15 days, featuring a larger station network and recording data at a higher rate.

In addition, axitinib was administered in two different dosing schedules (continuously vs. intermittently) to investigate whether a 2-day break in axitinib dosing just prior to chemotherapy administration would improve efficacy.

Depending on upcoming events, our schedule changes continuously day by day.

Specifically, this paper examines the microstructural changes in plain carbon-steel fragments collected after the controlled explosion of galvanized, schedule 40, continuously welded, steel pipes filled with various smokeless powders.