Continuous (adjective)

1. Without a break or interruption.
2. Unbroken in time; happening without interruption.
3. Unbroken in space; extending without interruption.

Origin:

Late middle english: from latin continuus "uninterrupted", from continere "to hold together".

Examples:

1. The music was continuous for an hour.
2. The company has a continuous operation.
3. He provided a continuous service for 20 years.
4. The process has a continuous flow.
5. The mountain range is continuous.