Sentence examples for could continuous from inspiring English sources

After all, how could continuous immersion in the worry and suffering of others ever create actual, literal fun?

The reverse of Theorem 4.1 iii) is not always true, i.e. the mean (M_{f,k}) could be continuous for not continuous f.

"They could have continuous monitoring and also continuous interaction and feedback".

Both phases could become continuous depending on the phase flowrate ratio; drops were, however, larger in the organic continuous dispersions.

He sat on the shoulders of an assistant so that he could draw continuous lines across huge canvases.

From that year until 1863, just one chief of state could claim continuous service that ran two full years.

Invented by the Englishman W. Duddell, the singing arc could generate continuous audio waves (hence its name).

The tone of the report is mostly self-congratulatory. "Operating considerably beyond existing doctrine," it begins, "the Third Infantry Division (Mechanized) proved that a lethal, flexible and disciplined mechanized force could conduct continuous offensive operations over extended distances for 21 days".

For patients with chronic illnesses, such as cancer or diabetes, the device could provide continuous monitoring and sound an alert before symptoms emerge.

This artistic presentation of values originated at the same time as writing but before the latter could record continuous texts or complex statements.

Between 1912 and 1914 the actor-manager Harley Granville-Barker staged Shakespeare in such a way that the action could be continuous, an approach influenced by his having worked with Poel.