The phrase "a good continuation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that follows well or is a positive extension of a previous idea or action.
Example: "The first chapter of the book was engaging, and the second chapter is a good continuation of the story."
Alternatives: "a positive follow-up" or "a solid progression".
But around seven months of age, they already predict and have a longer [INAUDIBLE] at looking at this kind of object, meaning that they already start to give out some Gestalt cues on a good continuation of the object to have gone [INAUDIBLE].
A la mode received praise as a good continuation of the series, but was also criticized for offering nothing new.
Mike Dungan, of Mania Entertainment, considered the original series to be "quite charming" and felt that a la Mode was a good continuation of the series with the "same fun and excitement" as its predecessor.
Someone with her stature around the world would have far more influence than I could have". "What books do you read for inspiration?" "This is a good continuation from the last question because I read widely.
Similar affinity measures have been proposed [14], [15], formalising a good continuation constraint, and Elder and Goldberg [16] included the intensity on each side of the contour into a Bayesian formulation of grouping.
We go beyond this work by proposing a multi modal similarity measure, composed of phase, colour and optical flow measurement, and combine it with a classical good continuation criterion forming a novel multi modal definition of the affinity between primitives.
In this current work, we further investigated this model and the Tile Illusion patterns to find a connection of our 'bioderived Low-level filtering' model to some high-level 'Perceptual grouping' organizations with our main focus on Gestalt grouping principles, for example continuity (good continuation), connectivity and similarity.
Second, a basic principle of perception (the Gestalt principle of good continuation; Kellman [2000]) leads people to interpret a continuous line as a single entity.
Prägnanz may also be achieved through good continuation; this principle describes a tendency for smooth continuity of contour to be dominant over discrete, irregular, abruptly changing contours.
From a cognitive perspective, synapomorphies are important because they identify the points along continuous lines at which a new hierarchical level occurs, thereby breaking good continuation.
The principle of good continuation then acts as a cognitive constraint resulting in the straight line being seen as a unit that continues without change, making it difficult for students to understand and interpret the relationships being depicted.
