The phrase "a continuous feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is ongoing or persistent in nature, often in contexts related to characteristics or attributes of an object, system, or phenomenon.
Example: "The landscape is marked by a continuous feature of rolling hills that stretches for miles."
Alternatives: "an ongoing characteristic" or "a persistent element."
Change has been a continuous feature of retailing in Britain since the mid-1960s.
A continuous-to-discrete mappingf is achieved through applying quantization to a continuous feature space.
Let be an RKHS on the separable metric space, with a continuous feature mapping for each.
Moreover, for Fleck meaning change is a continuous feature of scientific development, whereas Kuhn distinguishes normal scientific development that does not change meanings from revolutionary developments that do.
where v d denotes a continuous feature, i d denotes a discrete index of the interval, b i d d denotes a short binary string associated to i d, f:ℝ → ℤ denotes a continuous-to-discrete map and g:ℤ → {0, 1} n denotes a discrete-to-binary map.
Speaking at today's announcement, MCA's Director Elizabeth Ann Macgregor noted that the exhibition "has been a continuous feature of the MCA's program since it opened 25 years ago".
A difference map was calculated from the reconstructions with and without emetine and showed a single, continuous feature near the E-site of Pf40S with a shape and size congruent with a single emetine molecule when thresholded at 5 standard deviations, and with a maximum value of 11 standard deviations.
These studies have varied a single continuous feature (orientation or position) of the target and flankers.
Ranieri's two-handed gesture urging his players to press higher up the pitch was an almost continuous feature during the second period but United's miserable failure to exploit their huge share of possession left the Italian happy enough.
Our data indicate that there are ample opportunities to increase native tree cover in our study sites and highlight the need to incorporate farmer input into project design, implementation, and evaluation as a necessary and continuous feature throughout projects.
To achieve these objectives in the setting mentioned above, we propose a real-time approach for continuous feature extraction and detection in remote sensory earth observatory satellite images to find rivers, roads, and main highways.
