Future Internet applications like collaborative music or telesurgery, in which doctors operate from a distance by using robotic instruments, will require uninterrupted, low-latency flow.
Their trunks rise straight and true, uninterrupted by low branches.
The sky was an uninterrupted blue.
These patches are generally remnants of once larger habitat areas, formed by uninterrupted and low-intensity management for centuries, but then later being isolated and fragmented into smaller pieces.
AUSTRALIA'S economy can boast more than two decades of uninterrupted annual growth, low inflation and low unemployment.
It has delivered over seven years of uninterrupted growth and low inflation.
True, Britain had 16 years of uninterrupted growth with low inflation, but this was mainly due to Chinese workers flooding the global economy with cheap manufactured goods, and recycling the resulting trade surpluses into the City and Wall Street.
The facts on the ground were quite different: 22 years of uninterrupted economic growth, low debt by world standards, unemployment at 5.7% and a triple-A rating from all three credit rating agencies.
After a decade in the job, the chancellor flagged up a record run of uninterrupted growth and low inflation, which he predicted will ease back to the government's 2% target later this year despite sharp rises in oil and other commodity prices.
The result has been a decade and a half of uninterrupted economic growth with low inflation and low unemployment, and a restructuring of the economy with a relative lack of social disruption by the standards of industrialized economies.
China denies claims by Western trade officials that Beijing has waved the environmental flag to disguise its true motive: to force Western and Japanese factories to move to China to gain access to an uninterrupted supply of low-cost rare earths.
