Sentence examples for practically continuous from inspiring English sources

Skempton's practically continuous vocal lines (where Gilchrist managed to breath I can't imagine) and wave-like tessitura create an almost hypnotic effect.

Kevin Stites, the musical director, said the show was one of the most difficult to conduct, in large part because the music was practically continuous.

We show that CR not only influenced on atmospheric electric field phenomenon, but can give practically continuous information on the atmospheric electric field distribution in the atmosphere.

As for the volume phase transition, our results indicated that the volume change of the microgels is practically continuous, in contrast to the discontinuous volume phase transition observed in bulk PNIPAM gels.

After 80 to 120 γ-α-γ cycles, the diffraction pattern displays practically continuous lines of austenite.

Single reflections located in certain interval of the Bragg angle transformed in practically continuous diffraction line as a regime of X-ray measurements provided oscillations of specimen within the angular interval of ±12°.

Second, SKQ is highly flexible and able to model practically any continuous response surfaces (e.g., dose time response surface).

It is highly flexible and able to accurately approximate practically any continuous response surfaces, without requiring a preassumed functional form (e.g., logistic model) as traditional nonlinear regression does.

Practically, in vivo continuous mutagenesis can be achieved by introducing genetic perturbations into genome replication machinery so as to trigger inaccurate genome replications.

Agreement on whole slides with digital was higher than with optical (again, no statistical significance) for categorical scores (positive versus negative) whereas it was practically equal for continuous scores.

Continuous reactors – practically applying mixed cultures – have been adopted to convert both simple and complex substrates generally at steady and relatively high production rates.