Sentence examples for continuous intermediate from inspiring English sources
In three-fluid systems with fractional wettability, the observed dependency of capillary pressures on fluid saturations suggested that there was no continuous intermediate phase — even for a relatively low oil-wet fraction (25%).
For a water-wet medium with a continuous intermediate oil phase, the interfacial areas were predicted from Pc−S data in a similar manner as for two-fluid media.
We focused on three phenotypes: persons with TB, compared to persistent TST− persons and TST+ LTBI individuals in their households; resistance to Mtb infection, compared to persons with LTBI; and TNFα as a continuous intermediate phenotype, measured on all study subjects.
This meshwork is condensed in adults and forms the continuous intermediate layer of helicoidal muscle fibers of the body wall musculature (Table 1).
The beam is simply supported at both the ends and continuous over intermediate support (Fig. 1).
The power and duration of the plasma exposure were chosen in such a way as to result in the removal of the continuous thin intermediate layer of the polymer.
Vibrational characteristics of thin rectangular plates continuous over intermediate rigid simple supports and simply supported along two opposite edges with simply supported and/or clamped end conditions have been calculated by using the receptance method.
For example in complex animal systems, color polymorphisms tend to have unknown inheritance mechanisms, exhibit continuous or intermediate variation, result from assortative mating under natural conditions, and/or be sex-linked [ 3] as seen in the African cichlid fishes [ 7].
That intermediate state, in turn, could refer either to the whole continuous medium between the two extremes or to a point.
The deck is poured continuous over the intermediate bent.
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.
