Education can become continuous, and less episodic.
Holding the parliament together and drafting a new constitution have become continuous struggles in Nepal.
Hence, the most serious disadvantage of KLMS, its continuous growth, may become a feature that allows unprecedented exploration of the design space, creating effectively a filter topology optimally tuned to the complexity of the input, both in terms of adaptive parameters and model order.
Moreover, it has been recently shown that vemurafenib-resistant mutant BRAF melanoma cells may become drug-dependent for their continuous proliferation.
Furthermore, the continuous approach may become useful for future more sophisticated developments considering larger spatio-temporal implementations, which take into account cell cycle and signal transduction elements.
On the other hand, continuous coevolution may become difficult because it is usually assumed that small population size results in a reduced likelihood of the occurrence of advantageous novel mutations [ 6].
However, this recycled hydrothermal input is a matter of concern because upon continuous operation, it may become enriched in potential toxicants for algae.
In the future - when continuous glucose monitoring may become standard in the ICU - glucose complexity may add to clinical scores in this regard.
In future studies, continuous glucose monitoring may become an even better tool to study glycemic variability, although only 64% of a selected group of adult patients and 19% of adolescents are willing to use this new methodology on a permanent basis beyond month 6 (26).
Multiday regimens are more common with oral antineoplastic agents (both cytotoxic and biologic), and the emetogenicity of these regimens may become apparent only after several days of continuous administration.
