The phrase "and the discontinuity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes, breaks, or interruptions in a process, concept, or system.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of climate change and the discontinuity of seasonal patterns in wildlife behavior."
Alternatives: "and the break in" or "and the interruption of".
Throughout Creative Evolution, Bergson's crucial point is that life must be equated with creation, as creativity alone can adequately account for both the continuity of life and the discontinuity of the products of evolution.
The test results indicate that the slender circular TRC specimens exhibit fairly ductile behavior and the discontinuity of the steel tube at mid-height has a small effect (≈5% on average) on the bearing capacity.
The electro-mechanical coupling factor can be increased when the equivalent thickness equals one or two wavelengths, and the discontinuity of the interlaminar stress can be eliminated by the FGPM buffer layer.
Moreover, the low intensity of tumor phenotype and the discontinuity of other phenotype area can provide a tumor area segmented like patient P 2. For instance, tumor segmented has a high performance metric like the case of patient P 6 which represents a tumor area with continuity of phenotype area.
Due to the severe transverse variations in the material properties and the discontinuity of the first order derivative of material parameters at the middle plane of the core, the problem is challenging for point discrete methods and thus is solved by the weak form quadrature element method (QEM).
Concentrations of the long-lived nuclides 10Be and 26Al yield consistently low catchment-wide denudation rates of ~��3 29 mm ky− 1 (integrating over 21 194 ky), which reflect the low geomorphic gradients and the discontinuity of fluvial transport along the eastern Altiplano margin.
A Gompertz growth curve is more flexible, allowing us to slow down the growth rate during the early phase of tumor development, and eliminate the discontinuity of a transition between exponential growth and no growth.
It gives the reader a sympathetic portrait of the artist as a young man: conflicted, self-conscious and, like many of his characters, yearning for connection yet stymied by the whirring of his brain and the discontinuities of an America reeling from information overload.
The proposed admissible functions appropriately describe the stress singularity behaviors around a crack tip and the discontinuities of transverse displacement and bending rotations across the crack.
The main feature and difficulty are the discontinuity of the coefficient in the variational inequality.
The main feature and difficulty are the discontinuity of the coefficient (f v)) in variational inequality (2.6), which brings about a lot of trouble.
