Sentence examples for a discontinuity at from inspiring English sources

Subsequent analyses have turned up a discontinuity at various thresholds (though other papers have not).

The transverse weld introduces a discontinuity at the weld interface in the extruded product and in many structural applications.

The reason the math works out that way for point radiators is that the behaviour of the mirrors has a discontinuity at that point.

When there is a discontinuity at t="0 in the analog impulse response, the correct way requires that one should take half of its value.

It's mathematically not terribly comfortable because what we've done is taken the derivative of the unit step, which has a discontinuity at the origin, and there's some mathematical difficulties in doing that.

This type of mode conversion process becomes important in a case where the different plasmas form a discontinuity at their contact boundary.

That is, a velocity discontinuity at a depth of about 45 km under the plateau is proposed as one of possible interpretations for these signals.

In the V p model shown in Fig. 4, we interpreted the large amplitude signals that occurred with a velocity discontinuity at a depth of ~18 km as being island arc Moho reflections.

A discontinuity exists at the threshold value of $150 million AUM, above which private fund adviser registration under the Dodd-Frank Act becomes mandatory.

Absent further evidence, we can't be confident that a discontinuity exists at 50 percent.

One only has to observe what has happened in San Antonio, Miami, Honolulu and Detroit (none of "my" three orchestras) to know that the orchestra world is going through a major discontinuity, at best, and an implosion, at worst.