Achieving continuity is a challenge in the Sonata No. 1 (1946) and the daunting 30-minute Sonata No. 2 (1947-48).
Some network documentary producers are not above the use of occasional hanky-panky to achieve continuity or dramatic effect.
Secondary school language teachers struggle to achieve continuity in a single language because they take in pupils from many different primary schools.
The task before her was to achieve continuity in a role, to cease turning the choreography into a series of steps, as in her blurred entrechats at the end of Act II.
Following the pattern of the first half, the match was now a staccato affair in which England were the side trying hardest to achieve continuity while France looked anxious as the grand slam hung in the balance.
Perhaps because "Homegoing" is more a collection of linked stories than a conventional novel, Gyasi tries to achieve continuity by leaning hard on recurring symbols like the stone pendant.
This centres on the perceived Western bias, with its emphasis on individual rights, and the lack of recognition of collective rights and the fundamental need for societies to achieve continuity, stability and social cohesion.
A fundamental requirement for achieving continuity of care is the seamless sharing of multimedia clinical information.
A fundamental requirement for achieving continuity of care is the seamless sharing of clinically significant multimedia information.
Muravskii's non-analytical modification of Reid's model is shown to be inconsistent with its primary goal of achieving continuity at the points of strain-rate reversal.
