Sentence examples for continuity with that from inspiring English sources

The Orthodox church maintains the doctrine of apostolic succession i.e., the idea that the ministry of the bishop must be in direct continuity with that of the Apostles of Jesus.

Even without their erstwhile producer (and label boss) El-P on board, Blade of the Ronin contains a succession of familiar tropes: looped synth stabs like chills down the spine, snippets of strings, gospel and brass, mechanised boom-bap beats as metallic and clonky as the New York subway, and lyrical themes that show a striking continuity with that first album.

His absence from the consciousness of most Russians makes him an ideal hero for television; it's possible to humanize and even disparage Trotsky without damaging the Putin state's narrative about the sanctity of Russian state power, and its own continuity with that lineage.

He was also surprised at how poorly attended it was, relative to his experience in the Soviet Union". The first Newport Beach Recital program had gone well, but "there was no continuity with that audience to subsequent performances," Hubbard says.

The cortex of the osteochondroma in continuity with that of the normal bone is the diagnostic key.

The flagellar membrane is in continuity with that of the flagellar pocket and, because of its attachment alongside the parasite, is also in very close proximity to the membrane of the cell body.

Our fall feasts alternate those that celebrate renewal and continuity with those that celebrate the (temporary) reversal of things the world turned upside down, kids abstaining from playing tricks on grownups, at a price.

Our fall feasts alternate those that celebrate renewal and continuity with those that celebrate the (temporary) reversal of things — the world turned upside down, kids abstaining from playing tricks on grownups, at a price.

He'd go to North Korean film sets and watch them shoot a scene and say, well, the snow's fake, or there's a continuity error with that tree, and he absolutely was passionate about it.

A new theme was the "sacred importance" of the human body in its ordinary aspect (breathing, sleeping, eating) and the continuity with nature that the body made possible (in contrast to the division between humanity and nature that he had emphasised in the 1930s); his poems on these themes included "In Praise of Limestone" and "Memorial for the City".

Therefore we can affirm that in the studies on biological diversity in this genomic era there is marked continuity with perspectives that predominated at the origins of population genetics in the country in the 1950s and 1960s.