Sentence examples for a line of continuum from inspiring English sources

Instead, there's a political dynamic to the programme that draws a line of continuum from Sarajevo to the second world war to the disastrous conflicts in the former Yugoslavia during the 1990s.

Nurses operate on a line of continuum here: On the one hand, nurses should document information that is essential to the patient cared for.

Hence, it is imperative to promote a comprehensive 'package', which will follow the line of 'Continuum of Maternal, Newborn and Child health Care' (35) to avert maternal and child deaths in India.

Taylor-style, the dancing is a continuum, a line of movement studded with curves, little beats, tilted bodies and the high lifts common to ballet.

But he was her stalwart partner in delivering the message that the jazz tradition is a continuum, rather than a line of descent.

Dedekind perceived that the character of the continuum need not depend on the quantity of points on a line segment (or continuum) but rather on how the line submits to being divided.

The goal is the successful combination of observed solar images with semi-empirical models and theory for calculation of a mixed line + continuum spectrum emitted from realistic representations of the observed solar disk.

Diabetes is a kind of continuum.

The emission-line, absorption-line, continuum, radio, and IRAS properties of the LINERs suggest that most of the LINER emission in these infrared-selected galaxies is produced through shock ionization rather than photoionization by a genuine active nucleus.

The VAS consists of a 10cm horizontal line representing a continuum between the two extremes of each emotional variable, denoted by labels at either end of the line.

The strategy is being rolled out in three phases, each lasting three years, and has been designed along the lines of the continuum-of-care model to strengthen Nigerias decentralized health system, which operates at the federal, state and local levels.