Sentence examples for continuity section from inspiring English sources

For instance, it is a part of a being whose temporal boundaries are determined by relations of psychological continuity (Section 4) among its stages.

Indeed, it led us to introduce the notion of "last reset" time and, at some point in the proof (see, e.g., Equation (39)), obliged us to consider several situations (e.g., τ k ( t, ω ) ≥ t − m or τ k ( t, ω ′ ) ≥ t − m versus τ k ( t, ω ) < t − m and τ k ( t, ω ′ ) < t − m in the proof of continuity, Section 6).

Growth plate continuity Sections from the treated physis presented a discontinuity of the growth plate (Fig. 6d) at the ablation sites.

In any case the air of paradox disappears if we apply coherently the principle of continuity seen in section 3.2.

Generally, the mapped reservoir sand units are reasonably thick with good lateral continuity across each section of the field.

God, this looks so much like one of those continuity phone call sections from Made In Chelsea it's jarring to see it in real life – "Spence bro, I'm in Camers, Suicide Sunday with Binty and Rooska, absolute tekkers bro".

In favorable planes of sections, continuity between subplasmalemmal endosomal or lysosomal structures and abnormal pits invaginating from the cell membrane could be identified, suggesting intra-endosomal and intralysosomal PrPd was derived from the cell surface PrPd.

There is a close connection between the bar principle and the neighborhood functions mentioned in the section on continuity axioms.

From the estimates (2.1),(2.2), Theorem 1.1 follows immediately by using Theorem 2.1, (instead of Theorem 1.1 in [20]), in the method of continuity argument presented in Section 5 of [20].

We tailored the German version of the MCSS questionnaire to suit mental health care by adapting its terminology, adding questions on the additional domain of continuity and attaching a section evaluating experiences with day care and hostel care.

A complete answer to this question would require a fuller discussion of the question of continuity.[23] (See the sections Momentariness and Continuity and Disproof of Invisible Physicality below).