Although he was officially not president from 1947 to 1950, his position as commander in chief guaranteed his continuous, firm rule; his authority was again made official by his election to a presidential term beginning in 1951.
Cooper told me that he sees his GIF projects as continuous with his prose fiction, composed according to "the same principles and planning and structuring" as his work in print.
Saul Bellow's letters, for instance, yield more pure literary gold, because they seem tethered to his artistic and intellectual creation, continuous with his other writing.
Peirce coined the term synechism (from Greek syneche, "continuous") for his own philosophy a philosophy permeated by the idea of continuity in its sense of "being connected"[4].
His unquenchable greed feeds his his continuous thirst for the newest scandal, the most detailed dirt to feed to the tabloids.
The remainder of this article adopts the second interpretation, explicating Wittgenstein's later Philosophy of Mathematics as largely continuous with his intermediate views, except for the important introduction of an extra-mathematical application criterion.
Protests calling for Morsi's return have been continuous since his ouster.
He cites the ordeal he has endured, but gave no thought to the tremendous stress he put on his victims by his continuous and ongoing denial of his abusive behaviour".
When he had outlasted all previous continuous holders of his post, his cabinet colleagues gave him a silver-gilt miniature replica of a bed of nails.
Although he was officially not president from 1947 to 1950, his position as commander in chief guaranteed his continuous, firm rule for two decades until his death.
