Sentence examples for some continuously from inspiring English sources

Brede High Woods, outside Hastings, is a complex of ancient woodlands (some continuously wooded since 1600), modern plantations, fields, heaths, wetlands and wide, sunny rides or paths.

The single ARX receiver tag that functioned correctly made contact with 9 out of 15 juvenile lemon sharks, some on multiple occasions (40 contacts with shark 678) and some continuously for up to 7 minutes (shark 488).

A total of 16 bZIPs, including several infection-associated and some continuously expressed ones, were selected and their transcript levels were measured by qRT-PCR.

Some tour continuously; others stay put, often in theatres built by Cirque expressly for that show.

"I feel it's time I get into a groove and win some games continuously," Weaver said.

This huge discrepancy implies that some process continuously and rapidly generates methane on Earth such that methane increases to a very large steady-state abundance before it can be oxidized.

This imposes a number of profound and far-reaching demands on modern industrial manufacturing systems such as adaptability, agility, responsiveness, robustness, flexibility/reconfigurability, dynamic optimization, openness to new innovations, and, in some environments, continuously varying collaborations.

Although there were some Mn2+ continuously released in the initial 6 days of 6.2 × 108 cells/mL treatment, the Mn2+ concentration gradually decreased in the following days (Fig. 3a).

In the end, a Commission was envisioned, but some have continuously sought to suffocate it by choking funding, a small commitment compared to the cost of myriad layers of unnecessary political institutions that feed nationalist patronage and crony capitalism.

"The attackers were looting and plundering, taking away fans and whatever valuables they could get hold of and dragging furniture into the road and setting fire to it... Some were continuously firing into the air," he said.

Egg-to-adult viability and adult viability were treated as threshold traits with two values: 0 for non-viable offspring and 1 for viable offspring [20], [24], under the assumption that the variation in viability reflects some underlying continuously distributed character/s that determine liability to survive, which results from the additive action of alleles at several loci [6], [20].