Sentence examples for continuation and it from inspiring English sources

The forward kinematic problem is solved using the homotopy continuation and it is revealed that it has 1680 finite solutions.

A couple of years ago, I read a modern continuation, and it worked very well: you could see how Byron's structure, the beat of his rhymes and rhythms, obliged the modern poet to think like him, become possessed by him.

The mathematical technique for doing this is called analytic continuation, and it is described in §D.1 as applied to the Laplace transform (the continuous-time counterpart of the z transform).

The present book is the consequent continuation and it will also provide non-specialists with a basic understanding of the energy-climate continuum.

The LNG IUS also has very high satisfaction and continuation rates, and it confers important non-contraceptive even therapeutic—benon-contraceptive evenr long-actherapeutic benefitsraceptives (LARCs), it is suitable for all reproductive intentions (delaying, spacing, or limiting births).

Be sure to access the Columbia Health Services site to confirm all dates, including deadlines for continuation and coverage as it is the responsibility of each student to contact Health Services regarding their coverage.

This paper is a continuation of [19] and it is a modest contribution toward a full understanding of harvesting strategies on discrete population models.

"It's certainly not something that we would condone, as far as the continuation of violence, and it goes for both sides," chairman Reince Priebus said on CNN.

Although the diachronic data in Chinese and the synchronic data in English have both shown the affinity between the notion of Continuation and Close to Expectation, it requires more direct evidence to further ascertain the relation between the two notions.

My marriage was but a continuation of it, and almost engulfed me".

My marriage was but a continuation of it, and almost engulfed me". She found emotional fulfilment as a mother – "infinite pleasure – more than I can put into words" – and ­believes she succeeded where her own mother failed, in maintaining a warm and close relationship with her ­daughters ­Amaryllis, Henrietta, and twins Frances and Nerissa.