Sentence examples for long-term constant from inspiring English sources

Under this plan, the government would also not be required to maintain long-term, constant, intrusive monitoring of Microsoft, which both Microsoft and the courts would probably find objectionable.

Munoz, M., Peirson, S. N., Hankins, M. W. & Foster, R. G. Long-term constant light induces constitutive elevated expression of mPER2 protein in the murine SCN: a molecular basis for Aschoff's rule?

To summarize: Treasury can (a) buy distressed mortgages at significant discounts, (b) issue new mortgages with long-term constant and affordable monthly payments that will significantly reduce foreclosure losses, and (3) through guarantees to investors, sell these mortgages at a very substantial profit, and thereby obtain funds to recapitalize banks or use for other purposes.

In this paper an existing simple analysis for linear elastic (geometrically non-linear) buckling loads is developed into a time stepping procedure for calculation of the creep lives of time dependent non-linearly elastic systems subject to long-term constant pressure.

This long-term constant behavior often makes it difficult to recognize how hydrothermal unrest can lead to related hazards in the short-term.

The long-term constant pressure to reduce LCOE has resulted in offshore wind farms with longer distances to the coast to achieve better wind conditions (Crown Estate, 2012).

In industrial practice, the plant is operated under long term constant gas and water input.

The integrated Rankine cycle system is intended to permit short warming-up profiles, reduced heat losses and reduced weight and packaging issues, delivering significant benefits during cold start driving cycles as the NEDC in addition to the long term, constant load and speed extra urban driving.

Clinically, the nature of the force will also vary widely from impulse forces to long term, constant pressures.

Urine samples were used as they are a valid measure of body burden from long term constant exposure to elemental mercury [ 39].

This rapid and reversible immobilization technique provides insight to worm-based applications that require long-term and constant monitoring, such as drug assays.