Sentence examples for a continuum to from inspiring English sources

"I'm not calling this work folk art, but I'm able to make a continuum to folk art.

For the Machaut, a piece whose strangeness had stirred my imagination, I composed a "trope" of electronic taped music, with ring-modulated bell sounds, traffic noise, and footsteps, meant to provide a "continuum" to the live singing of the Mass (which I conducted from the stage).

Cantor now defines a continuum to be a perfect connected point set.

The building is modelled as a continuum to represent three different structural systems, namely, frame, wall and shearwall-frame.

It is difficult for numerical methods that equate jointed rock-masses to a continuum to simulate the aforementioned mechanical behavior of rock-masses.

While it is the fundamental nature of a continuum to be undivided, it is nevertheless generally (although not invariably) held that any continuum admits of repeated or successive division without limit.

Dilation means that B is a circle on the pixels around A as continuum, to make A larger.

(Lange refers to the ongoing story as a parallel continuum to his album-length releases).

It also enables a treatment continuum to be achieved, maintaining patients on treatment without progression for as long as possible.

You want to empower those various experts at different points along a translational continuum to really think about how to problem-solve and get to an end point".

An attempt has been made to employ a continuum model to simulate delamination so that it can be implemented using a commercial FE code for wider engineering applications.