The continuum in divergence time from Negritos to Senoi and Proto-Malay in combination with ancestral markers provides evidences of multiple waves of migration into SEA starting with the first Out-of-Africa dispersals followed by Early Train and subsequent Austronesian expansions.
The continuum in divergence times from Negritos to Senois to Proto Malays coupled with the language transitions provide support to a narrative of at least three major human migrations starting with Out of Africa, then the Early Train followed by Out-of-Taiwan Austronesian expansion.
"For Benn," David Powell, an early biographer wrote, "the entire socialist venture is rooted in history, a continuum reaching back in time to its biblical roots".
In this account, perceptual hierarchies in sensory cortex detect patterns of feature-change across a logarithmic continuum of scales in time and space, which allows them to efficiently converge on nuanced, yet short-range, predictions of the present situation.
Further, especially with degraded stimuli, conscious perception may not be an all-or-none phenomenon, but a continuum of clarity unfolding in time [6], [10], [15], so that the notion of a precise point in time at which the conscious sensation pops out may be too simplistic.
It is important to note that a family's fortune may change periodically, placing it at different points along a continuum at different points in time.
Take language: usually a continuum in pre-modern times, with neighboring dialects almost indistinguishable from one another, but the outlying ones practically unintelligible.
They are physically at a disadvantage but have the ability to escape through portals in the space-time continuum – they can scoot back in time to warn themselves when and where a Sentinel attack is on the way.
Therefore, there is a need for describing medication use as a continuum and the varying patterns in time.
