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continuous

[kuhn-tin-yoo-uhs] / kənˈtɪn yu əs /


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RAF Fylingdales provides a continuous ballistic missile early warning service to the UK and US governments, with about 320 service personnel, Ministry of Defence Police and civilian staff working at the site.

From BBC

The Earth generates heat which can be harnessed by drilling down below the surface to provide a renewable, and continuous source of energy to heat and power our homes – known as geothermal energy.

From BBC

The mission now holds the longest continuous space based record of Earth's magnetic field.

From Science Daily

Nor has he ever seen a great black-backed gull face to face, which keeps him on continuous guard should he find himself in close proximity with his archenemy without knowing it.

From Literature

Under California’s elderly parole program, inmates generally are eligible for a parole suitability hearing if they are older than 50 have been incarcerated for at least 20 continuous years.

From Los Angeles Times