Huh and Pope (2008) have, however, proposed that polymers act as to maintain oil phase continuity, meaning that an impact can only be induced before oil breaks up into discontinuous ganglia.
Zappa also evolved a compositional approach which he called "conceptual continuity," meaning that any project or album was part of a larger project.
Memory is responsible for creating continuity, meaning, and coherence both for ourselves and for those around us.
That's part of Microsoft's plan for a "continuity of experience", meaning that it won't matter what kind of computer you're using Windows on.
It would approach EU negotiations on the basis of "continuity of effect", meaning that it would expect the provisions that apply to the UK (ie, euro opt-out, the rebate) to continue to apply.
Next test: continuity of management, meaning a minimum tenure of six years.
Rather, it can be regarded as a group of activities usually referred to as "art for living", which provides substance, meaning, continuity and value to living in a particular social grouping.
There are three important criteria for a fund to make the Forbes Honor Roll: performance, in the sense of doing reasonably well in rising markets; preservation of capital, in the sense of holding up relatively well in crashes; and, finally, continuity of management, meaning that the same people have been running the fund for at least five years.
Midwives prioritize continuity of care, meaning that the client sees the same two or three care providers throughout pregnancy, labour and post partum.
There are instrumental operations that are not metrological, and these operations can provide a continuity of meaning, against which metrological validity can be judged (see Section 2.1).
Experiencing a "sense of home" contributes to ontological security—a sense of order, continuity and meaning with regard to an individual's experiences [ 10, 11] which may lead to a sense of personal and social identity that helps build resistance to risky behaviors [ 3].
