Sentence examples for continuity into the from inspiring English sources

Why, he wanted to know, had the societies of Greece and Rome failed to ensure an unbroken continuity into the present day for their distinctively urban form of civilisation?

Poncelet and his defender Michel Chasles (1793 1880) extended the principle of continuity into the domain of the imagination by considering constructs such as the common chord in two circles that do not intersect.

"He may carry on into the summer for continuity into the India series.

Dedekind regards this principle as being essentially indemonstrable; he ascribes to it, rather, the status of an axiom "by which we attribute to the line its continuity, by which we think continuity into the line".

In the isogeometric approach, the NURBS basis functions in CAD system are directly utilized in the response analysis, which enables a seamless incorporation of exact geometry and higher continuity into the computational framework.

Megatrends can be classified by their duration and continuity into the two groups: 1. Recent, established and stable trends: their evidence is based on long-term empirical observations and data describing ongoing developments, which provide insights for the likely development and outcome in the future.

But even as we learn to trace some ethnolinguistic continuities into the past, we will still need to refrain from projecting modern-day ethno-national identities ("Chinese," "Indian," "Japanese," etc).

We sub-classified the total score of team and cross-boundary continuity into 5 subcategories: the maximum score and subsequently 4 equal subcategories.

"You get that continuity leading into the Open," he said.

Thus, we can accomplish a seamless incorporation of exact geometry and the higher continuity into a computational framework.

Due to the wide range in total scores, we sub-classified the total score of team and cross-boundary continuity into 5 subcategories.