Sentence examples for describe continuously from inspiring English sources

In creating soil layer models for our study site, we were challenged (i) to express vagueness of our soil data, while at the same time maintaining adherence to systematic classification principles, and (ii) to describe continuously the spatial distribution of soil materials and layers in three dimensions.

In this work, a charge based DC compact model based on the SDDG Model is demonstrated for this new generation of FinFET transistors and describes continuously the transistor characteristics in all operating regions.

Its main originality lies in the introduction of a supplementary state variable for the crack, which allows describing continuously the state of the crack throughout any complex load sequence.

Characteristics of the study population and preconception health behaviours at baseline will be described continuously (mean or median, SD or IQR) or descriptively (percentages and CIs).

The cell lineage framework in which cell population is described continuously has its limitation when single cell and small number of cells with strong cell migration and heterogeneity dictate dynamics of the crypt system, which requires the development of a discrete cell lineage model where one needs to trace single stem cell.

We propose a definition of light regime that can be used consistently to describe the continuously varying light patterns in PBRs as well as in light/dark cycles.

We describe a continuously operating scanning X-ray imaging system developed for landmine detection based on a backscatter X-ray principle, thus detection is done from the same side as the source.

In the present paper we attempted to describe the continuously changing epidemiology of TBE in European States and to overview clinical development of available vaccines paying particular attention on cross-protection elicited by the vaccines.

In the present paper, we attempted to describe the continuously changing epidemiology of TBE in European States, classified in accordance with the United Nations groupings, and to overview the clinical development of available vaccines, with particular attention to the cross-protection elicited by these vaccines.

Generally, MOS from 1 to 4.2 can continuously describe the perceived quality of user from poor to excellent.

In early November, Robert Peek escorted an overloaded canoeist through his post at what he likes to describe as "the oldest continuously operated man-made canal and locking system in all of the Americas".