Sentence examples for measurements continuously from inspiring English sources

The technique, called well logging, involves lowering a small instrument down a drill hole on the end of a wire and making measurements continuously as the wire is played out in measured lengths.

By maintaining NO flux on a similar scale to endogenous endothelial cells, implanted glucose sensors exhibited reduced surface clot formation which enables more accurate quantitative glucose measurements continuously.

It would make sense to support plotting daily measurements continuously by shifting the data collected as completed weeks to the midpoint of the next week to remove the truncation of the data collection as completed weeks.

We next repeated these analyses for the subset of children providing blood samples for the measurement of BPb, measured continuously.

t f is no longer to be chosen during measurements by continuously computing the slope regression on MW and by checking a stability criterion.

The majority of the measurements were continuously carried out at the International Rhine monitoring station (for further details on sampling strategies see [4]).

Dilatometric experiments employing heating rates between 0.5 and 200 K min−1, atom-probe tomography measurements on continuously heated specimens and thermo-kinetic simulations were performed.

Owing to its simplicity and efficiency, the ensemble Kalman filter (EnKF) is being used to assimilate static and dynamic measurements to continuously update reservoir properties and responses.

The observer design is first carried out in the case where the output measurements are continuously available and subsequently extended to the case where the outputs are available only at (non equally spaced) sampling instants.

The bridge is the site of a gauging station where flow measurements are continuously taken.

Stratifying subjects into quintiles based on serum cholesterol level, we found that cIMT measurements increased continuously over quintiles of serum cholesterol (P for trend; P<0.0005) with subjects in quintiles 5 and 4 having higher cIMT measurements than those in quintile 1 (0.46±0.09 mm and 0.44±0.09 mm vs. 0.41±0.06 mm, P<0.005 and P<0.0005, respectively; Fig. 2A).