Sentence examples for more continuous experience from inspiring English sources

Mobile music is potentially a far bigger market than cameraphones because listening to music is a more continuous experience than taking snaps.

Together with the results in Figs. 4 and 6, we can conclude that our proposed algorithm can acquire higher video quality as well as more continuous playback experience.

The 96-page tract demonstrates the author's shift from verse to a more continuous, genre-bent experience, knitting a full narrative across its many still-fragmented parts.

The central insight is that even a seemingly simple, current experience is in fact a continuous experience of more than one instant, and must be if one is to hear a sound or perceive (as opposed to remember) any temporally stretched phenomenon at all.

Uncle Jack had been there, blown that, and in Ohio Stadium he had experienced louder, more continuous dins than he ever would in any steel plant.

In spite of this, experienced VET teachers emphasize more continuous development in their specialist field, which is related to teaching their subject and also pedagogical skills.

His work thereby raises interesting questions, such as which kinds of social structures make revolution necessary (by contrast with more continuous varieties of transformative change) and whether those that do experience revolutions tend to be more progressive by some standard.

Those rules would provide more continuous action.

Quieter and cleaner maybe, but more continuous.

We now know it's more continuous.

It is more complex, more sensitive and more continuous than my own.