Sentence examples for not in continuous from inspiring English sources

They differ from other igneous rocks in possessing a framework of grains that touches each other but not in continuous contact.

"In larger tanks, the fish were not in continuous eyesight of each other, and were swimming around checking everything out rather than beating the heck out of each other," said the study's author, Ronald G. Oldfield, a professor of biology at Case Western Reserve University.

In the present study, we have focussed on a textile indicator material that is not in continuous contact with the human body but nevertheless has to fulfil all requirements for clothing (OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, 2016).

This rhythm observed under a day/night regime (LD) was maintained in constant darkness (DD) but not in continuous light (LL).

Therefore, "worse than dead" ratings in Study 1 are used in categorical analyses (e.g., counted among the frequencies of utilities less than 0.95), but not in continuous analyses which require precise utility scores.

In a previous study, we reported that the PpPRR1 mRNA accumulation showed circadian variation in 12-h light and 12-h dark cycles (12 12LD) and in continuous darkness (DD), but not in continuous light (LL), by conducting sqRT-PCR analysis.

Although preceding studies based their conclusions on tasks with strictly discrete reporting alternatives (e.g., "Did the object change or not?"), in continuous-report tasks participants reproduce from memory a specific feature of an object using an analog scale (e.g., Bays, Catalao, & Husain, 2009; Wilken & Ma, 2004; Zhang & Luck, 2008).

The harmonically-related ones periodically repeat whereas they don't in continuous time.

This is not usually in continuous movement but takes the form of a series of loose rollers over which the work can easily be pushed by one man.

For the other values of d, the DE droplets did not result in continuous shells at all, but rather with circular openings within the resulting shell (inner phase leaking out) or, even cracking on the shells, as shown in Fig. S6.

This deviation is not uncommon in continuous gas-phase photocatalytic systems, and similar trends have been reported in literature [51, 52].