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The company has landed several contracts this year alone, telling Barron’s last month that it was “continuously engaging with the U.S. government on funding opportunities that advance quantum computing.”

Because energy needs change continuously, mitochondria must constantly fine-tune their activity to keep up.

Although we rarely notice from Earth, the Sun is continuously hurling enormous clouds of charged plasma into space.

In two documented chases, the bats dove for 30 and 176 seconds respectively, flapping harder, tripling their acceleration, and continuously emitting attack calls.

Hundreds of drones could be continuously patrolling, able to detect fires within minutes of ignition.