The phrase "continuous number" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a sequence of numbers that are linked in some way. For example, "The graph showed a continuous number of sales increasing over time".
The dependent variable is the aggregate directional communication between the two areas (continuous number).
For operationalizing, fighting experience was assessed from two perspectives: we examined the binary (professional versus amateur) and the continuous (number of total fights) variables.
The Jain's fairness index is a continuous number that varies between 0 and 1; with 0 the worst fairness index and 1 an absolute best fairness condition.
Pulling generates a continuous number of configurations along the permeation pathway so that umbrella sampling windows can be constructed every 0.5 Å.
When a continuous optimizer is used at the top level, there is a need for an algorithm to find an integer representation of the obtained continuous number of plies that, ideally, does not alter the mechanical performance of a panel.
With respect to parental date of birth (both year and month for both parents), we convert the date to a continuous number and then enters the model in cubic form for each parent.
DHF tends to reduce the peaks by the fact that voiced speeches have continuous numbered harmonics.
As shown in Table 2, the independent variables are either binary or continuous numbers.
In addition, it should be pointed out that DHF is generated based on the idea of continuous numbered harmonics.
Moreover, previously designated B6 (from Arctic) should be renamed as B5 for continuous numbering.
In addition, previously designated B6 (from Arctic) should be renamed as B5 for continuous numbering.
