Sentence examples for signs of continuous from inspiring English sources

What makes the gorge truly unique are the signs of continuous habitation from who-knows-when BC (back to neolithic times apparently) to the mid-20th century in the form of habitable caves, tombs, ancient stairways and churches.

The ambulance service said September had been a busy month but there were now signs of "continuous improvement".

This paper characterizes when the functions, s, in Liapunov's theorem can further be restricted to being the signs of continuous functions.

"We have introduced a number of measures to improve our responsiveness and it is encouraging to see that we are now showing signs of continuous improvement".

The heart and liver show clear signs of continuous clearance; therefore, an exponential curve of best fit values was plotted for the two organs and integrated to calculate the residence times.

There are some long-lived mud volcanoes in the region, Dr. McGinsey said, but this one appeared to be a one-time event, with no sign of continuous flow.

The human sign of continuous occupation of the continent appears only at circa 12,500 years BP in the Monte Verde site in Chile (Dillehay 1997) and in Brazil (the recent dating of a human tooth in Toca Do Gordo do Garrincho that gave an age of 12.210 ± 40; Peyre et al. 2009).

Clinical sign of continuous pain and limited rotation of forearm led us to look at radiographs again, and then translocation could be diagnosed.

He shows small signs of a continuous effort to retain discipline and control over himself, to keep the lid on the volcanic parts of his personality — as though he knew only too well that his self-mastery is not a final victory but merely a temporary advantage that he must always struggle to preserve.

However, consistent with our previous work (Almeida et al., 2014), we find that this interdigitation is lost as development proceeds and the unevenness of the apical side of the RGC layer decreases to a minimum before the first signs of a continuous RGC dendritic plexus (Fig. 8A,B).

Signs of yelling, continuous teasing, and criticizing you means he's not patient at all.