Sentence examples for continuation arises from inspiring English sources

But, from Fletcher in 1633 to Motion this month, the productive business of literary continuation arises from a fundamental tension in literature: that, while writers are often relieved to reach the words "The End", readers will often be resentful and want to know more.

The "continuation functions" arising from a function f converge super-algebraically to f in its domain of definition as discretizations are refined.

Assumption (65) with f ¯ given by (64) arises frequently in topological continuation theorems where the homotopy to the averaged equation is considered (see, e.g., [8], [9]).

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead and Wide Sargasso Sea can be viewed as being among the purest continuations because they arise from gaps in the original.

Usually the hemiazygous vein arises just below the diaphragm as a continuation of the left ascending lumbar vein and terminates in the azygous vein.

"Thus, as of spring 2013 at the earliest, we will begin to hold processing of non-competing continuation awards if publications arising from grant awards are not in compliance with the public access policy," Rockey wrote.

For example, liability risk arises because many decisions with a highly uncertain future outcome must be made during the continuation.

Moreover, the program would stimulate corruption: because of the personal nature of the monitoring of continuing benefit eligibility conditions, and possibly vague definition of conditions and the lack of precise procedures to verify them, recipients would have to share the "rent" arising from the continuation of benefit eligibility with employment office councilors.

In 2007, opposition to the continuation of the IB Program arose.

These representations arise as analytic continuations of the discrete series and were studied extensively by Knapp in [K3].

Although there is a larger proportion of acceptable compared with unacceptable continuations, any potential response bias arising from this should decrease the proportion of unacceptable judgements to the subordinate sentences, thereby biasing against our prediction that this condition should generate the largest number of unacceptable responses.