One saw an almost unbroken continuity between Bolshevik rule and previous forms of Russian statehood.
The objective of this study was to estimate the dispersal rate in an organism assumed to be confined to tree stands with unbroken continuity.
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?
Murray's refusal to surrender her conviction of unbroken continuity with the New York School's principles could seem heroic, too, in a mulish sort of way.
Maybe, for them, the name alone is enough to inspire the perception of continuity; of an unbroken chain of family tradition, as opposed to just a chain.
He called his 30-minute, one-movement "Santa Claus" Symphony "the largest instrumental composition ever written on a single subject, with unbroken continuity".
Through it all, Michael K a frail, nondescript, mute man of 30, born with a cleft lip survives, not betraying his past, for he has no past, tied as he is to the unbroken continuity of history.
We may assume, though we are not required to decide, that peril and rescue must be in substance one transaction; that the sight of the one must have aroused the impulse to the other; in short, that there must be unbroken continuity between the commission of the wrong and the effort to avert its consequences.
It is with this Way of the Celestial Masters (Tianshidao) that the history of organized religious Daoism may be said to begin, in that there has been an unbroken continuity from that time down to the present day, as the movement soon spread to all of China.
Conversely, such questions are essential to the definition of Roman Catholicism itself, even to a definition that adheres strictly to the official Roman Catholic view, according to which the Roman Catholic Church has maintained an unbroken continuity since the days of the Apostles, while all other denominations, from the ancient Copts to the latest storefront church, are deviations from it.
