Sentence examples for be more continuous from inspiring English sources

In the south half of the survey, ILD and TOC distribution appears to be more continuous than it is in the north.

For the hexapod structure (3), the Pt band no longer stretches across the entire centre of the nanoparticle (Fig. 10b), whereas for the hexapod and edges structure (4) the Pt appears to be more continuous (Fig. 10e), as well as broader in the line profile (Fig. 10f), although the differences in the ADF image are more distinct.

In this case, one would expect the X component of the current to be more continuous, i.e., would be larger since ample ionization produced by solar EUV would be present in the closed field regions (voids on the nightside) to carry current.

This suggests that the patterns of gene expression that underlie the morphologic differences between the different tumor grades may be more continuous than discrete.

For PBDEs, exposures may be more continuous; a major contributor to human exposures may be inhalation of indoor dusts in homes, offices, or cars, for example (Jones-Otazo et al. 2005; Schecter et al. 2005; Sjödin et al. 2003b; Stapleton et al. 2005; Thuresson et al. 2006; Wilford et al. 2005).

We now know it's more continuous.

The games are shorter, the lane is wider and the offenses are more continuous.

Forward progression is more continuous, however, because of the contraction waves.

A careful reading of the poetry itself, however, indicates that a shift in consciousness started even earlier and was more continuous.

The assumption is that, if the fossil deposits were more continuous, they would show a more gradual transition of form.

In addition, his own work on French records, which are more continuous than American ones, found that people who use computers at work are paid 15-20% more than other folk but they were better rewarded even before computers arrived on their desks.