Sentence examples for way continuous from inspiring English sources

The Jungle Books (for there are two of them) are in a curious way continuous with Kipling's immortal short stories for adults.

The best of the contemporary Hollywood cinema confronts its opacity along with its transparency and is, in that way, continuous with the work of the New Wave, of Antonioni, and of John Cassavetes.

In this way, continuous observations were carried out over 4 years from November 2003 to November 2007 (Figure 1b).

In this way, continuous episode feedback is provided that can be used to help guide device therapy, measure arrhythmia type and frequency of occurrence.

A typical school-going child's day starts early in the morning with tutoring by parents, followed by rushing to school completing home works on the way, continuous attendance in classes for long hours with practically no breaks, being escorted to games field/swimming by the mother or attendant in the early afternoon followed by attending classes in fine arts and then going for private tutorials.

In this way continuous sleep profiles can be discretized into a single R&K hypnogram and sleep parameters described in the previous sub-section can be computed.

McBride's prose — "Head back gulping the thicky flow" — is, in marvellous ways, continuous with this visceral tradition.

The results indicated that the one-way continuous heating method (OCHM) leaded to an obvious temperature hysteresis at the lower part of heated pavement layer.

Six LWC one-way continuous slab specimens post-tensioned with unbonded tendons were prepared for flexural tests, as shown in Table 1.

The flexible organization of two-way operation and one-way continuous operation reduces the number of wayside equipment, which makes the CBTC system easy to install and maintain.

The results indicate that one-way continuous heating method (OCHM) leads to an obvious temperature gradient along the depth direction at the upper layer of asphalt pavement, and the heating speed is too slow when the temperature at the bottom of the upper layer reaches 100 °C.