Sentence examples for a continuum of small from inspiring English sources

Could the Joint Chiefs base their strategic theory that a continuum of small wars will ease the shock of transition to the unthinkable.

Xist transcription initiation is a stochastic process itself, and depending on the nuclear XCI-activator concentration, bursts of Xist transcription will generate a continuum of small probabilities to initiate XCI in time.

Such a continuum of sizes from small and abundant to large but rare is just what a collision would produce, Tiscareno and his colleagues note.

The reader must work hard to infer the characters' situations from the continuum of small perceptions and reflections; and the big crises in their lives are seldom presented directly, but remembered in allusive fragments.

We used a continuum of surface water bodies, from permafrost subsidence, small depressions and thaw ponds to large lakes and rivers that drain the Western Siberia Lowland (WSL), to assess OC, major and the trace element size distribution between the 20-μm, 5-μm, 1.2-μm, 0.45-μm, 0.22-μm, 0.025-μm and 1-kDa (∼1.4 nm) size fractions.

In contrast, small mammal assemblages could not be arrayed along a continuum of post-fire vegetation succession.

In human there is a continuum in gene expression (low-medium-high or narrow-medium-broad) that goes hand in hand with a continuum of CpG doublet concentration around TSS and both are reflected in a continuum of nucleotide frequencies (small-medium-large ΔWS).

Of a continuum of observation.

Thus, a continuum of care is delivered.

It's a continuum of tragedy to farce.

There, emotional expression is inherent in a continuum of movement.