Sentence examples for output continuously from inspiring English sources
However, ECOM was convenient and consistent to monitor cardiac output continuously [13] and seemed able to track the direction of its changes under dynamic loading conditions [14].
After a transition between two stimuli with different statistics (such as dark-light transition), adaptation would adjust the system's output continuously to best represent the temporal structure (or local statistics) of the new stimulus.
Importantly, our findings further showed that adaptation uses previous encounters with the local stimulus statistics, i.e. their temporal structure, to improve (widen) the LMC output continuously (Figs. 5F G).
However, ECOM was convenient and consistent to monitor cardiac output continuously [ 13] and seemed able to track the direction of its changes under dynamic loading conditions [ 14].
URX RMG output continuously modulates the activity of downstream neurons, including AIY and AVB, but these neurons also respond to other cues, and their activity at any time point reflects both O2 concentration and the behavior being executed.
See related research by Marqué et al., In recent years there has been a move toward technologies that monitor cardiac output continuously and in a less invasive fashion than the pulmonary artery catheter [ 1- 3].
Thus flow regime driven mass transfer improves the power output in continuously fed system operation.
We need both measures of scale because economies of a large plant can be realized only if the output is continuously sold.
Nevertheless, American steelmakers, faced with spending a minimum of $100 million to put a continuous caster in a conventional steel mill, are just getting to the point where 50percentt of their output is continuously cast.
The proposed harvester with free/impact motion shows a non-resonant behaviour in which the output power continuously increase with the input frequency and/or amplitude.
A high gain adaptive observer is first designed under the assumption that the output is continuously measured and its exponential convergence is investigated, thanks to a well defined persistent excitation condition.
