Sentence examples for means continuous from inspiring English sources

"After a long period during which the Israeli public held out hope for a peace process that would yield security and prosperity," Haaretz wrote, "it is now adjusting to the fact that it faces a long period of conflict, which means continuous concern for personal safety and a decline in the standard of living".

The basic tools used: The word "kaizen" means continuous improvement.

We suppose that (L^{1}cap L^{infty}hookrightarrow Ehookrightarrow L^{1}+L^{infty}), which means continuous embeddings.

Among the two yeast isolates, OBS2 has a little cytotoxic effect on Neuroblastoma cell line IMR32 which means continuous use of the isolate OBS2 as probiotics may help in curing the incidence of neuroblastoma cancer.

Pure black metal, represented by Transilvanian Hunger, means continuous open strumming and a continuous blast beat.

Bullying was asked with the following question: "Psychological violence means continuous repetitive bullying, victimising or offending treatment.

When I call myself a frequent internet user, I actually mean continuous.

Instead, I spent my first days on the job watching my predecessor define the term "multitask" (now understood to mean "continuous data entry into multiple, incompatible computer systems, while answering phones and greeting the public") thus demonstrating a woeful paradox.

Within 12 h, ORP > 0 which meant continuous aerobic status.

By continuous-discrete time affine systems, we mean continuous dynamical systems with discrete-time output measurements.

By moderately irregular signals we mean continuous signals with finite p-variation, where (pin(1 2)).