Sentence examples for more uninterrupted from inspiring English sources
The steep fitness costs of these behaviors, Hagen says, would not be offset by "more uninterrupted time to think".
Mr. Woodward was attracted by the fact that GQ often runs 60 or more uninterrupted editorial pages, whereas Rolling Stone has very few two-page spreads and its features are often interrupted with ads.
The speakers have been redesigned as well, lowering their visibility and allowing for a more "uninterrupted" bezel of sorts.
Consultants are often able to spend considerably more uninterrupted time examining a patient where they apply the significant expertise gained from their specialty training.
For example, you can explain that working from home on Fridays would save a two-hour commute that you could otherwise spend working, and that working from home would allow more uninterrupted time to work on tasks that require long stretches of concentration (as opposed to being distracted by the comings and goings of the busy office).
These results further support the idea that the tinnitus experienced by the salicylate group was transient while the noise-exposed group experienced a more uninterrupted tinnitus.
But Mr. Genachowski says the F.C.C. feels that it cannot simply grab spectrum and believes that buyers would pay more for uninterrupted airwaves.
The announcement that Punchdrunk's next artistic project is with the National, while Sleep No More continues uninterrupted in New York, has been welcomed warmly.
We find that on average, firms are willing to pay approximately 20% more for uninterrupted power supply.
"We were inspired by the design of ancient scrolls because their form allows for a more natural, uninterrupted experience of long visual timelines," said Roel Vertegaal, professor of human-computer interaction and director of the lab, in a statement.
Video playlists — which allow for more concurrent, uninterrupted video — are moved to the right side of the video, which will hopefully keep more people watching for longer periods of time.
