Sentence examples for clear discontinuity from inspiring English sources

However, for children with a positive expenditure, no clear discontinuity is observed (Fig. 3).

A clear discontinuity in the rate of reaction at the smectic-to-nematic transition temperature is observed.

In this transition, where the system splits into two bands with different polymer concentrations, the slope of the viscous pressure is shown to have a clear discontinuity.

Less metaphorically: if we reduce meaning entirely to measurement operations, there are no possible grounds for assuming or demanding any continuity of meaning where there is clear discontinuity in measurement operations.

In fact, the analysis of the evolution of the relative levels of farm income (the main economic indicator used in the analysis) has not shown a clear discontinuity between 2007 and 2008.

Influenced by the evolution of Norman laws, Maitland argued that there was a clear discontinuity between the Anglo-Saxon and Norman economic systems.

Figures 5 and 3 provide visual evidence of two clear discontinuities in the rate of return to work.

Since the mid-1990s, significhangesanges have occurred in European nationality law, and in many cases these changes represent clear discontinuities with regard to old traditions.

We found the lamprey Id2/3 transcripts in the ventricular zone and showing clear discontinuities, especially in the diencephalon (arrows in Fig. 3H).

Our final aim was to examine the HR response of those runners showing clear discontinuities in performance within a given race characterized by an abrupt decrease in running velocity.

As examined on sections, expression was very strong around the ventricular zone (vz, relatively thick), but much more diffuse in the mantle zone (mz), and showed some clear discontinuities separating vz progenitor domains (Fig. 1C, E, F, dotted lines on Fig. 1C).