Sentence examples for continuously viewed from inspiring English sources

The image could be continuously viewed on a screen during the scanning process, which allowed direct visual feedback to ensure that no areas were missed.

Seeing as pit bulls are continuously viewed as one of the most dangerous types of dogs (and are giving us many reasons to believe so) this cute vicious cat proves to us that the animal double standard is alive and, well, looks can be deceiving.

"[R]egarding foreclosures, as we have been saying publicly, we continuously view our document handling procedures and we believe the integrity of Citi's foreclosure process is sound," Gerspach said during a conference call with analysts, investors and journalists.

In reality, divers continuously view the survey area; however, to speed up the simulation process we set the time step to two seconds (i.e. fish were counted every two seconds), which leaves the slight possibility of fish being undetected.

Animated Sticky stickers are displayed in WhatsApp as a GIF with a play button (but loop continuously when viewed in your Sticky sticker collection).

This restriction makes less than 5% of the sky inaccessible at any time, but there are certain regions which can only be viewed, continuously, for up to about 30 ks.

The South Pole is a unique astronomical location (a station from which the Sun can be viewed continuously in summer) sitting at a high geomagnetic latitude with unequaled atmospheric clarity.

We even tried making a video out of the message which showed a random part of the message in each frame but when viewed continuously you could see the whole message as a sort of jerky static image.

All trials in Experiment 1 began with a 30 s pre-test period in which the stimuli were viewed continuously, so as to reduce the likelihood of observers becoming biased to one direction over the other at test onset.

Subjects viewed a continuously rotating wheel and reported the perceived direction of rotation by continuously pressing corresponding buttons.

This is consistent with the notion that perception at stimulus reappearance reflects a balance that continuously evolves while viewing an ambiguous stimulus, ever shifting toward the currently dominant percept.