According to the principle of microscopic reversibility, at equilibrium there is continuous activity on a microscopic (i.e., atomic or molecular) level, although on a macroscopic (observable) scale the system may be considered as standing still.
Criteria for normal aEEG trace named as continuous normal voltage (CNV) were continuous activity without seizure-like pattern with lower margin above 5 μV, and upper margin above 10 μV.
We consider two types of models, those where the gene activities, ai, are continuous and those with discrete gene activities, mi.
The duration times of remaining activities are continuous random variables and their probability density functions are dependent on the amount of resource allocated to them.
The critical path method (CPM), for example, treats all activities as discrete units - this is convenient for activities that are inherently discrete, but activities that are continuous in nature (such as the operation of a tunnel boring machine) must be converted into a series of discrete units of work.
There was continuous EEG activity during active sleep in all infants, except the youngest with CGA 31 + 4 weeks + days.
"Gen's ideas about accidental connections between visuals and music are very much at work in Yoshi's visuals, where there is continuous frenetic activity to latch on to and assimilate whatever sounds are passing by," Zimmerman continued.
If the underlying endpoint is continuous (disease activity, ability), a meaningful cut-off point should be chosen if dichotomizations are preferred.
Activity was also observed in medial parietal cortex in the supplementary sensory area within or close to the cingulate sulcus, which was continuous with activity in the ventral part of the medial premotor area.
According to historical materials, there had been continuous weak fumarolic activity at Jigokudani area (Fig. 1) at least for last 250 years (Oikawa 2008).
