Sentence examples for indicated continuously from inspiring English sources

Rate of climb and, particularly, rate of descent must be indicated continuously because of their vital safety connotations.

At best, the so-called continuous cardiac output (CO) catheters (and associated software) indicate continuously an averaged value of CO measured over several minutes.

The analysis indicates that continuously operating solar-powered aqua-ammonia absorption system with refrigerant storage is the most suitable alternative design for an uninterrupted supply of cooling effect.

A coverage of 100%% was obtained for BS305 on HMDS- and OTS-treated substrates indicating a continuously covered area with at least one monolayer of nanospheres.

The results indicate that continuously operating solar-powered LiBr H2O absorption with refrigerant storage is the most suitable alternative design for a 24-hour cooling effect.

This indicates a continuously evolving glomerulonephritis and not a sudden and defined initiation.

A relevant temporal impact exists indicating a continuously improving outcome for the newer carotid artery stenting approach compared with the longer established carotid endarterectomy.

With increasing disease severity level (according to LSAS-quartiles), the proportion of patients indicating problems continuously increased in the EQ-5D dimensions "usual activities" and "anxiety/depression", and the EQ-5D index-UK and the EQ VAS score continuously decreased, respectively (Table  3).

Computational simulations have indicated development of continuously recirculating flow pathways in/out of the fiber bundle with impeller mixing [25].

Electrochemical cycling performance and ex-situ morphology characterization indicated that the continuously striping/plating of Li ions results in Li dendrite growth during cycling test, which exposes more fresh Li to electrolyte and induces the formation of dead Li powder.

They indicated that a continuously variable transmission (CVT) allowed a drivetrain controller the freedom to develop a required output power at a range of engine torque and speed conditions.