The phrase "a continuous link" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing connection or relationship between two or more entities, such as ideas, events, or people.
Example: "The study highlights a continuous link between physical activity and mental well-being."
Alternatives: "an ongoing connection" or "a persistent relationship."
Is there a continuous link between this Jew hatred and the final act of vengeance in the Holocaust?
But until recently, people using the Internet on home PC's did not see themselves as vulnerable to intruders, because dial-up modem connections did not leave a continuous link between the Internet and the home computer.
Best estimates of the angular power spectrum of the CMB anisotropies are presented, giving for the first time a continuous link between COBE scales and the first acoustic peak.
Unlike the folk poetry of England, Scandinavia, or Germany, which followed a tradition independent of the national literatures, the ballads form a continuous link in the chain of tradition from the earliest Spanish vernacular literature to the literature of the 20th century.
In Uganda and Kenya politicians refuse to clear away traders squatting on railway lines who use them as retail space, causing havoc for the already decrepit line that today carries a fifth of the load it didtwo decades ago.Still, demand for more and better transport undoubtedly exists, and the dream of a continuous link between north Africa and the rest of the continent is a powerful one.
The proposed cooperative scheme has a penalty of about 1 dB from the best reference, that is, QPSK Alamouti coding with a continuous link available, for the same BER conditions.
The proposed precoding brings the performance very close to the one achieved when a direct continuous link is available and SFBC coding is used at the BS.
It brings the performance very close to the one achieved when a direct continuous link is available and SFBC coding is used at the BS.
The algorithm mitigates some of the penalty resulting from the half-duplex constraint at the relays and asymptotically achieves the same performance as the one obtained when a direct continuous link is available.
West of the Ṭuwayq a series of sand deserts (ʿirqs and nafūds) forms an almost continuous link between the great desert known as Al-Nafūd to the north and the Rubʿ al-Khali to the south; the sand deserts also conform to the curve of the shield.
At the link level, a continuous radio link is modeled, including simulation-specific features like modulation, channel coding, channel fading, channel estimation, demodulation, etc.
