Sentence examples for on interruption from inspiring English sources

And then the clock immediately starts ticking on interruption of your health care coverage.

To date, much of the psychological research on interruption leverages theoretical task constructions.

The evolution of SnCu intermetallic compounds (IMCs) between a molten SnAgCu alloy and the Cu under-bump metallization (UBM) throughout reflow is presented based on interruption of soldering reactions in experiments by removing the liquid solder from the substrate.

You could imagine using a system like this to get activities at varying levels of detail and having people label relationships between the parts to build kinds of "task models" for different tasks (c.f. Iqbal and Bailey's mid-2000 stuff on interruption) — I guess they talk a little bit about this on p. 6.

In this work, we have shown the dependence of interface roughness on interruption time by I-V characteristics, PL, and TEM.

Novel treatment methods based on interruption of C5a C5a receptor interaction might ameliorate septic encephalopathy and presumably chronic cognitive dysfunction observed in sepsis survivors.

But elsewhere, life goes on without interruption.

Moormann still believed the Nascar Winston Cup cars should drive on, without interruption.

"There's a study on interruptions at work, and there was a statistic that people are interrupted every 11 minutes, on average," noted Karen Sumberg, assistant vice president at the Center for Work-Life Policy, a nonprofit research organization in Manhattan.

Most research on interruptions in health care settings has focused on the relationship between interruptions and negative outcomes.

Fifteen empirical articles on interruptions in the ED were identified through database searches.