uninterruptedly

Examples of uninterrupted

uninterrupted
Only utterances which were complete (uninterrupted), intelligible, comprehensible and spontaneous were analysed.
He touches on the central themes pertaining to this period which lasted until the 1970s, and which was marked by almost uninterrupted economic growth.
For that reason medical schools should protect some research time - on average, 20 hours per week in large, uninterrupted blocks - for their ethics faculty.
In continuous auctions, a pool of items exist, exchanges occur as soon as two compatible bids are made, and the bidding process continues uninterrupted.
We have seen that where that sort of break is absent, the upsweep pattern continues uninterrupted.
Both of these rituals have apparently continued, largely uninterrupted, throughout the twentieth and into the twenty-first century.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first long-term (7 years), uninterrupted study on population dynamics of an acanthocephalan in its intermediate host.
The influence of female presence on egg viability was, however, insignificant since ovipositing females had been subjected to a single complete uninterrupted mating.
We thus eliminated regions where only the infant or the parent vocalized uninterrupted for an extended period.
The uninterrupted control of the state apparatus mitigated the changes that the party underwent.
This is handy for systems that must provide uninterrupted service, but nonetheless require enhancements and bug fixes.
This estimation must be done annually because of the uninterrupted changes in the legislation that directly affect the tax base.
In contrast, the action of breaking something consists of a much more direct and uninterrupted chain of causation.
Because of the scarcity of longitudinal studies with regular, uninterrupted measurement intervals, researchers have sometimes focused more on concurrent, rather than predictive, promotive 0risk factors.
Both articles drew upon four decades of careful uninterrupted or almost uninterrupted observations made by researchers in close contact with their subjects.
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