Sentence examples for uninterrupted sequences from inspiring English sources
For each activity category data were obtained on the mean duration of uninterrupted sequences of activities and their relative time proportion in the job.
"We had all these snippets of footage, but very rarely did we have long, uninterrupted sequences of recordings". Rutz and Troscianko thought they could get around this by recording onto micro-SD cards inside the cameras.
In further analyses (see below), we considered both the total QA ratio (ignoring any interrupting amino acids) and the QA ratio for uninterrupted sequences only.
Every match is treated by the commentators as an uninterrupted sequence of ecstatic climaxes.
I'm occasionally able to stomp a dozen or fourteen in a row under alternate feet in perfect, uninterrupted sequence, like a pool shark running the table.
An uninterrupted sequence of sediment-charged small flows, however, will eventually begin to back-fill the wide channels as vegetation growth stabilizes the banks.
Essentially a religious ceremony, it commemorates the dead, honors the elders and brings together dances deriving from parts of Africa and the African diaspora in an uninterrupted sequence.
But by choosing my restaurants and dishes carefully, I stayed within budget and had an uninterrupted sequence of hugely enjoyable meals, five nights of pleasure I'd readily repeat.
In the early years of the Space Age, American citizens and aerospace engineers alike assumed that the moon landing was only the first step in an uninterrupted sequence of manned flights that would lead to Mars within 10 to 15 years.
We hypothesize that the highest activity of StII could be ascribed to a larger hydrophobic continuum, an uninterrupted sequence of non-charged mainly hydrophobic amino acid residues, of its N-terminus promoting a highest ability to partially insert in the membrane core.
These highlands are a vast, uninterrupted sequence of elevated lands separated here and there by more or less isolated mountain ranges ([Rzedowski 1961]).
