Sentence examples for and its continuity from inspiring English sources

C NS RHA ternary blended concrete shows a continued decrease of pore size and its continuity by increasing the curing time than OPC concretes.

It has published several reports [ 6– 11] and its continuity has implied a sustained effort of the entire Latin American nephrology community.

"The departure of a significant number of reservation residents and their families could have serious and far-reaching implications for the remaining tribal community and its continuity as a community," he said in the letters.

There were tender tributes for Ms. Houston, like Alicia Keys's reminiscence of standing in front of a mirror as a girl and hamming Ms. Houston's "I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)." But as usual, the night also ended up honoring Mr. Davis as the industry's most visible impresario and its continuity through tumult and tragedy.

In Section 5, we prove the uniqueness of a positive solution for problem (1.1) and its continuity on a parameter.

Therefore, the inverse operator (( P-lambda I )^{-1}) exists, and its continuity follows from the proof of estimate (2.3) of Theorem 2.1.

However, evidence suggests that communication between chiropractors and physicians is limited, which may foster fragmentation of care and impact its continuity and quality [ 5, 6].

He said the book was a quick read in contrast the amount of time it took to make it, and called its "continuity" a weak point.

All the little spaces where there might have been room for doubt were filled with something else: strength, tonal richness and variety, a singing line well supported, an awareness that the ending of one phrase is the beginning of another, that the music goes on and on, and that its continuity can be assisted, not interrupted, by touches of humor or striking, shiver-making points of intensity.

To minimize disruption to the supply chain and ensure its continuity, post-disaster supply chain maintenance and management should be enhanced through a flexible blend of government facilitations and market-driven inputs (Chang et al. 2010).

The overwhelming majority of the island's inhabitants were active contributors to the perpetuation of pastoralism through the intergenerational transfer of its knowledge repertoire, which constituted the ensemble of socio-cultural practices that sustained the community and ensured its continuity.