Sentence examples for history continuous from inspiring English sources

During burial history, continuous gas generation is of great significance to the enrichment of shale gas.

During the earthquake time-history, continuous vibration of ground will cause the unceasing damage of elasto-plastic geological material, reflecting in the extension of plastic circle along with the time-history.

History is continuous and does not hold still for Senate confirmation hearings.

A vision of British history as continuous conflict remained dominant through the 1970's, in large part thanks to "The Making of the English Working Class".

The importance of this process extends beyond the very earliest stages of Earth's history because continuous sources exist for these light gases.

Badby Wood has a history of continuous woodland cover for more than 750 years, as we know that it was made into a deer park for the abbot of Evesham in 1246.

These scenes are the narrative method of the Bible, which assumes a steady march of history, the continuous unfolding of significant event, from the primordial quarrel of two brothers in a field to supper with a stranger at Emmaus.

Throughout most of Bhutanese history a continuous series of skirmishes and intrigues took place throughout the land as superseded jungpens and penlops awaited an opportunity to return to power.

New York State has almost certainly had the longest history of continuous experience with Dutch elm disease of any state in the Union, for, according to the best evidence, it was via the Port of New York that diseased elm wood first entered the United States, about 1930.

History is continuous.' Right from the start, Cooder was interested in the old-time music and politics - his eponymous debut in 1970 featured covers of songs such as Blind Alfred Reed's 'How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live?'; even in interviews 30 years ago, he talked about the Dust Bowl.

(2) Mouse trap history is continuous.