Sentence examples for in continuous expansion from inspiring English sources

The rapid growth of engineering knowledge has resulted in continuous expansion of novel technologies and materials that can be used in designing new products and processed.

This may be valid, for example, in markets in continuous expansion.

Two of the challenging issues of the QoS/QoE mapping are: (i) there are several QoS/QoE parameters and metrics used in different media and services, and the list of QoE parameters is in continuous expansion; and (ii) different NSPs can adopt different network QoS parameters to specify QoS (according to its network technologies, QoS solutions and marketing strategy).

The British and the Catalans have delivered something like a prolonged one-two punch to the EU, which until recently had been in continuous expansion: from six member states in 1957 to 28 today.

However, with 'omics' technologies in continuous expansion, a whole-genome epigenetic fingerprint analysis of OA tissues might become feasible in the near future.

In this context, the use of medicinal plants for the prevention and treatment of different pathologies is in continuous expansion worldwide [ 2].

This behavior would be expected in the absence of an energy barrier between these conformational ensembles resulting in a continuous expansion of the α1AT structure.

The communist regime's heavy emphasis on manufacturing resulted in the continuous expansion of the early industrial centres and caused a population flow into the urban areas from the countryside.

As the growth of population increased, the demand for agricultural products in general increased and also increased the demand for rural settlement land, which resulted in the continuous expansion of cultivated land and rural settlement land.

Planted forests in China have undergone a continuous expansion in the past 20 years, which has significantly contributed to an increase in total forest cover and timber supply as well as other ecosystem services like carbon sequestration.

The mean expansion rate was higher in AAAs with continuous expansion (7.92 ± 3.74 vs. 2.74 ± 2.94 mm/year, p < 0.0001).