These patches of quartz are in parallel optical orientation, and it was long supposed that they were actually continuous, either above or below the plane of observation; a detailed study of the coarser intergrowths common in many pegmatites indicated, however, that the various quartz patches usually are separate individuals.
Conventionally, this is done allocating shots to a seven-point scale, although the measure is actually continuous.
Another consequence of this inequality is that the linear functional that evaluates a function f at a point of D is actually continuous on L2,h(D).
An illusion that species are completely reproductively isolated can also be explained by this exponential law: hybrids become too rare to be detected once divergence has proceeded a long way, even though the underlying exponential probability distribution from which hybrids are sampled is actually continuous.
A systematic survey of structural domains showed that ~28% of them are actually not continuous, clearly indicating that the sequence continuity of a domain is not required for correct folding and function [ 2, 7].
"These two fault zones are actually one continuous fault zone," Valerie Sahakian, the study's lead author, said earlier this year.
"These two fault zones are actually one continuous fault zone," said Valerie Sahakian, the study's lead author, who wrote it while working on her doctorate at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego.
The Steps 1 5 are actually a continuous progression from childhood to adulthood beginning with the increasing production of sufficient oestrogen to eventually cause uterine bleeding (menarche).
These piles are actually constructed by continuous flight auger (CFA) with the cement, fly ash, gravel, etc., being the constituents of the concrete used to form the pile shaft.
Thus these cognitive functions are interrelated and are actually part of a continuous process for recording salient environmental stimuli into memory (Sarter et al., 2003).
