The phrase "a continuous component of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is an ongoing or integral part of a larger system or process.
Example: "Sustainability is a continuous component of our business strategy, ensuring we consider environmental impacts in all our decisions."
Alternatives: "an ongoing part of" or "a persistent element of".
This representation is the sum of a first term involving the absolutely continuous component of the measure and of a second one which is a positively homogeneous function of the singular part.
The next transition involved a complete switch in signaling modes: the continuous component of the presynaptic calcium signal stopped and spikes at 0.25 Hz took over.
The tobit model simultaneously combines a probit regression for the discrete component of the outcome (for example, zero SOFA scores) and a normal error regression model for the continuous component of the outcome (for example, SOFA scores greater than zero).
The continuous component of the problem is captured by task execution, and the combinatorial component is captured by task assignment.
If the essential spectrum and absolutely continuous component of the spectral measure fill the whole positive half-line, then q decays at infinity in the certain integral sense.
The continuous component of πZ,Θ, is absolutely continuous with respect to the measure f N ( y ) dy for every (Z,Θ).
Similar to (23), in the case where p∈(1,2), the density f p,μ,λ (x) of the absolutely continuous component of compound Poisson-gamma r.v.
PRAM flow measurements during ECC were based on the analysis of each sinusoidal arterial waveform (the continuous component of flow) produced by the RP.
Pressure recording analytical method (PRAM) is an invasive continuous (beat to beat) method based on the analysis of the morphology of both the pulsatile and continuous components of the arterial pressure waveform, at a higher sampling frequency, than the other pulse contour analysis technologies [19].
Lyapunov exponents are introduced and we examine their relationship with the absolutely continuous components of the spectrum of the above operators.
