Sentence examples for a single continuum of from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the recently obtained documents and interviews, it is now possible to see the events as a single continuum of covert foreign-policy initiatives.

By Macy Halford August 12 , 2008It's the rare intelligence that can situate John Stuart Mill, Adolf Hitler, and Betty Friedan on a single continuum of evil, but Benjamin Wiker has done just that in his new offering from the conservative imprint Regnery, "Ten Books That Screwed Up the World: And Five Others That Didn't Help".

— Macy Halford It's the rare intelligence that can situate John Stuart Mill, Adolf Hitler, and Betty Friedan on a single continuum of evil, but Benjamin Wiker has done just that in his new offering from the conservative imprint Regnery, "Ten Books That Screwed Up the World: And Five Others That Didn't Help".

Because a particular metamorphic event may be accompanied by either several isolated episodes of deformation or a single continuum of deformation, there may be many fabric generations recorded in one sample; individual minerals may be postkinematic with respect to the earliest deformation but prekinematic relative to younger deformation in the same rock.

"Consumers and business buyers are now starting to see smartphones, tablets, and PCs as a single continuum of connected devices separated primarily by screen size," said Bob O'Donnell, IDC Program Vice President for Clients and Displays, in a statement.

Lizard community composition could be arrayed along a single continuum of vegetation structure and conformed to a directional model for post-fire succession.

Some stores, like ABC Carpet & Home in New York and the national chain Anthropologie, have treated the two categories as part of a single continuum for years, showing candles and bed linens on the same shelves as jackets and jewelry.

However, depending on the densities and lengths of these long pathways, choosing the appropriate size of the control volume that allows for a single continuum description of the properties, such as conductivity and transmissibility, may conflict with the desire to resolve the flow field properly.

In this context, a meaningful start would involve exploring the relationship between diabetes, lipids, obesity, and atherosclerosis, which seem to be part of a single continuum in the pathophysiology of the disease at histological and functional levels.

In particular, to recognise its psycho-social complexity (Cheung and Hocking 2004) in which positive and negative affect, negative impact and positive value, co-exist in parallel and with quite a surprising degree of independence, rather than as opposite ends of a single continuum (Balducci et al. 2008; McKee et al. 2003).

We're a long way from seeing all human beings as part of a single continuum.