Sentence examples for breaks the continuum from inspiring English sources

However, the existing 'small-world' definition is a categorical one, and breaks the continuum of network topologies into the three classes of regular, random, and small-world networks, with the latter being the broadest.

State promotion of national languages has reduced the scope of dialects, and broken the continuum along national borders.

The rivers of coastal Maine flow through mainstem lakes and long low-gradient reaches that break the continuum of bedload transport expected in nonparaglacial landscapes.

In a semiconductor quantum well structure, magnetic field applied along the growth direction breaks the 2D in-plane continuum into discrete Landau levels (LLs).

Under threat at a remote hideout, they again break the space-time continuum by landing in the Forest of Dean.

Nigel Mills, 55, who paid £22,000 for his cult vehicle, denied that he had been attempting to break the space-time continuum in his efforts.

If I made contact with another Santa Claus, would it break the space-time continuum?

But Ukip is a kind of right-wing Tory party for an alternate universe; if it won it would break the Tory space-time continuum.

In the New Pornographers, the melodic exuberance of the early Beach Boys and early new wave rock meet the convoluted concerns of collegiate rock, announcing "a break in the continuum" or realizing that "dreaming's what's left of psychedelia" in ebulliently melodic songs.

Think about it: when they emerged at the end of the aughts, demonic wobbles offered a genuinely shocking break in the continuum of popular music, unleashed from deep within the Ableton matrix by a generation of Monster Energy™-fueled ravers seeking something harder.

Part of the "continuum of force".