around-the-clock

Converse of object

• include: The system includes a variety of support services, including mentoring around-the-clock, continuing education and seminars and a resource network.
• provide: Most airlines provide around-the-clock air-to-ground radio consultation either with their own medical department personnel or contracted medical consultants.
• work: UNHCR, NGOs, and the German contingent of NATO have been working around-the-clock to ready the site.

Adjective modifier

• thermal: Daily variable demands on electricity and cooling can be balanced to achieve a relatively constant demand for power and thermal output around-the-clock.

Modifies a noun

• connectivity: In order to ensure around-the-clock connectivity to its customers, Allstream will... [ more ] Is 802.11a like Betamax?
• access: E-government can offer around-the-clock access, transparency, accountability, up-to-date information, and other benefits.
• service: Additional Services Document delivery, flexible payment options, around-the-clock service and CIP & VIP status.
• bombing: Despite the Luftwaffe's around-the-clock bombing of Malta, the Axis supply convoys to North Africa had been cut to pieces.
• observation: A global network of ionosonde stations reported around-the-clock observations of F-region heights and densities, and an on-line library of models provided forecasting capabilities.
• operation: On September 9 the Luftwaffe began around-the-clock bombing operations.

Noun used with modifier

• mentoring: The system includes a variety of support services, including mentoring around-the-clock, continuing education and seminars and a resource network.
• output: Daily variable demands on electricity and cooling can be balanced to achieve a relatively constant demand for power and thermal output around-the-clock.
• city: The German Army used 600mm siege guns on Warsaw and the Luftwaffe bom bed the city around-the-clock.