Sentence examples for a continuum of states from inspiring English sources

Even if time is dense, a continuum of states each one of which is indistinguishable from a state of rest, one may argue, is not motion.

Preliminary results from in-plane absorption measurements (not shown here) confirm the existence of a continuum of states in the spectral range of the QD transition energies in our samples.

This notion of a continuum of states suggests that alterations to a plant community are reversible, yet we now know that this is not always the case (cf. Perring et al. 2013).

Potentially, the entire work-cycle of a molecular machine may be observed as it passes through a continuum of states, and its free-energy landscape may be mapped out.

Eleanor's voices seemed more coherent and more separate, but might they not be on a continuum of states of mind that we all have?

In medicine, consciousness is assessed by observing a patient's arousal and responsiveness, and can be seen as a continuum of states ranging from full alertness and comprehension, through disorientation, delirium, loss of meaningful communication, and finally loss of movement in response to painful stimuli.

These innovative instruments fall along a continuum of state involvement and interact with traditional public forms of land use regulation, leading to "hybrid" interventions.

The tunneling current density J from a deep-level state to a continuum of free states in a conduction band can be expressed as follows [9, 29]: J ∝ P = A E exp − B E (1).

In the case of hyperbolic metamaterials, defining a unique modal Purcell factor through the density of states is not possible since the high-k modes form a continuum of available states.

There is a continuum of KMS states since there is at least one KMS state for each possible temperature value τ of the system, for 0 ≤ τ ≤ +∞.

Yet, our finding is similar to, and confirms the Smith et al. [ 29] conclusion that 'sickness is a social role in addition to biological state' and that SRGH 'is not a continuum of biological states'.