Sentence examples for a direct continuity from inspiring English sources

In this scene, Two-Face accuses Batman of being "a killer too", a direct continuity reference to the first two Batman films in which Batman killed the Joker, the Penguin and several of their respective goons.

A notable example is a direct continuity between an LD and a thick trilaminar appendage in the cotyledon of some plants (Wanner and Theimer 1978).

Although they were often in close contact with the sarcolemma, we could not detect a direct continuity between the membrane of these saccules and the plasma membrane or other membranous compartments.

Merridale is, fortunately, far too sophisticated a writer to suggest any direct continuity between the two.

Doppler examination of the patient showed a 31 × 26-mm pseudoaneurysm in direct continuity with the right femoral artery (Fig. 2a and b).

Some authors distinguish between focal adenomyosis and adenomyoma, defining adenomyoma as a focal form of adenomyosis which is not in direct continuity with the junctional zone [32].

A less reliable distinction between the two can be made when bland thrombus is seen within the IVC, separate from a patent entry of the renal vein, and malignant thrombus is inferred because of direct continuity of the filling defect.

There are no modern counterparts to Khwārezmian, Bactrian, and Saka, and there is no direct continuity in the case of any of the other Middle Iranian languages.

The Orthodox church maintains the doctrine of apostolic succession i.e., the idea that the ministry of the bishop must be in direct continuity with that of the Apostles of Jesus.

Both in the Physics and in the Metaphysics Aristotle places himself in direct continuity with this tradition.

Group 'C' denotes complete articular injury where there is no direct continuity between the diaphysis and the articular segment.