Sentence examples for use of a continuously from inspiring English sources
Their use of a continuously variable transmission has been the primary shortcoming of these vehicles and contributed mightily to their typically poor reviews.
The approach makes use of a continuously operated moving-bed Astrasand® filter which has been inoculated with a mixed population of selected metal biosorbing, bioprecipitating and biodegrading bacteria.
The use of a continuously operated oscillatory flow baffled crystallizer (COBC) has been promoted as a promising alternative crystallizer design for continuous crystallization because of the claim, based on dispersion of liquid, that plug flow can be achieved.
In addition, the processing times of the operations on some machines may vary between a minimum and a maximum value depending on the use of a continuously divisible resource.
Use of a continuously recording fathometer enabled Tolstoy & Ewing in the summer of 1947 to identify and describe the first abyssal plain.
The rate of generation of p-nitrophenol was determined at 412 nm, 37°C, via the use of a continuously recording spectrophotometer (Beckman DU-68).
The use of a continuously-fed batch reacter (CFBR) as an experimental tool for the kinetic studies is presented for liquid- and gas-phase reactions, and noncatalytic gas-solid reactions.
However, notwithstanding the new categorical definition, we wish to emphasize here the utility of using a continuously graded notion of small-world-ness.
Six of the eight cases who developed MO after transplantation had a low frequency of attacks, which does not seem to be related to the use of a drug taken continuously.
Complete description is obtained by quantifying the microstructure using the coefficients of a continuously updating basis within a class of the library.
Here, we describe the use of a beta microprobe to continuously measure IF in rats with minimal dead volume and without the need to subtract background tissue activity, which was a problem in previous studies using microprobes [12, 13].
