Sentence examples for really continuous from inspiring English sources
Although these reflections are not really continuous and distinct, drilling results (e.g., Fulton et al. 2013, Ujiie et al. 2013) strongly suggest that Tohoku earthquake slip occurred along the plate boundary.
However, full recrystallization of the austenite of alloy 2 was not achieved by repeated γ-ϵ-γ transformations, and even after 1,000 cycles, only ψ ≤ 17° was realized and the Debye lines on the X-ray patterns were not really continuous.
The reactors were operated in the pseudo-discretized continuous reactor operation (PDCOP) mode as described earlier by the authors ([22],[25]; Sankar [14]); PDCOP enables an operation which is not really continuous but creates an ambience of a continuous reactor operation.
In doing so, a biomass currency is more flexible than a demographic current because biomass growth and decay rates are more continuous over time than changes in numerical abundance, though no system is really continuous at sufficiently fine scales of time: to not recognize this artifact, according to [15], is to fall victim to the fallacy of "instantism".
Indeed, the distribution of values generated in the MVH study exhibit a 'gap' around 0, indicating that the values are not really continuous [ 3].
Feeding rate was very low in fed-flask protocol so that feeding was not really continuous but rather intermittent, and mixing was less efficient.
While the inability to answer these new questions in a satisfactory manner can certainly count against a model of temporal consciousness, the situation is complicated by the diversity of opinions concerning both the degree to which consciousness really is continuous, and manner or nature of its continuity.
That's why he's in the same outfit for the whole film - I just broke up his scenes, but it was really one continuous scene.
Moreover, many clients never really embraced continuous advertising: when times get tough, just as they did after 2000, one of the first things many companies cut is their ad budget.Robert Shaw, a visiting professor at the Cranfield School of Management in Britain, runs a forum in which a number of big companies try to monitor the "marketing payback" from advertising.
It is currently run by the 11th generation of the family.Ancient, but maybe not commerciallyYet it is not easy to say with certainty whether such examples are really old, continuous businesses or, rather, latterday firms that were once trade associations, state organisations or, say, religious communities that turned commercial at some stage in their lives.
We consider that this was really a continuous professional development experience [ 10, 11] since we used a competence improvement approach throughout the course, stressing the competencies required to enable the learners to adapt themselves and their context to the changes from a traditional PHC to the renewed model.
