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As Jonathan Chait observes, "If Republicans kill a bill, Democrats can run on it again in 2016, and basically every future election, and the underlying dynamics will get continuously better as the nonwhite share of the electorate rises every cycle".

The linked open data cloud is constantly evolving as datasets get continuously updated with newer versions.

By using the bi-directional data communication equipment between the train and the ground, the ground signal equipment can get continuously the information of each train's current location.

In a typical setting, the MR-based μ-maps are created in the beginning of the study and are later used for the attenuation correction of PET data that get continuously acquired over time in list mode.

But to get continuously information about leaf area and related characteristics, e.g., growth efficiency, and their development over time, the determination via sapwood area is not feasible, because from the same trees cores cannot be taken every 5 or 10 years over a long term.

This would suggest a competitive model where unmethylated DNA regions are protected by PRC1 and PRC2 complexes and as these get continuously degraded during aging, becoming more and more accessible for the DNA methyltransferases DNMT3A and/or DNMT3B, which facilitate de novo DNA methylation (model in Figure  1).

Timmons and Spinelli (2007) emphasize the importance of opportunity recognition for entrepreneurs, by providing evidence that shows entrepreneurship gets continuously renewed through the process of opportunity identification.

In essence, the company wants to make it easier for people to interact with the ever-growing amount of data that gets continuously published by content creators worldwide.

Mark Lyles, chair of health and security studies at the U.S. Naval War College's Center for Naval Warfare Studies, speaking as a private citizen, speculated that the smoking gun for many of the diagnosed and undiagnosed diseases may well be this ubiquitous dust, which can linger in the air for days after a dust storm and gets continuously kicked up by boots, wheels and gusts of wind.

At present IT-systems are getting continuously more complex.

"The overall level of performance has improved, and the differences in quality between teams have continuously gotten smaller".