Sentence examples for coherent continuum from inspiring English sources

Consequently, in the same experiment, the very low intensity of the coherent continuum diffuse scattering from different K = 4πsinθ/λ can be recorded.

Exploratory analysis pointed to differences between longer and shorter living MCL patients, but rather than forming two distinct subgroups, the patients constitute a coherent continuum.

Though pre-ART has 'filled the gap' between, previously distinct, HIV testing and ART services, its implementation has produced a system that consists of individual service component services linked together (figure 3A), rather than a fully coherent continuum of care advocated in the literature and standardised protocols (figure 3B).

Most of the analytical measurements were carried out with a continuum source coherent forward scattering multi-element spectrometer.

Furthermore, the continuum appeared to be more coherent in some countries than in others.

In his commentaries on De generatione et corruptione and the Physics, Kilvington tries to formulate the differences between generation, alteration, and augmentation; determine rules for actions that are causes of change; find rules for the division of different types of continua; and find a mathematically coherent rule of motion.

A continuum mechanics model is proposed to investigate coherent misfitting precipitates in a matrix material.

The coarsening kinetics of self-accommodating coherent domain structures is investigated using computer simulations based on a continuum phase-field model.

Eleanor's voices seemed more coherent and more separate, but might they not be on a continuum of states of mind that we all have?

The item list (n=122) was transformed into scales intended to define coherent clinically meaningful constructs (scales) consisting of items representing aspects of the continuum of each construct, reflecting the domains within our conceptual framework.

Mr. President, this gathering represents an unparalleled opportunity to consolidate the outcomes of the continuum of Summits and international Conferences of the 90s into a coherent framework for poverty eradication and the furthering of sustainable development.