Sentence examples for continuum of a from inspiring English sources

Norway is as such situated toward a 'strong' end of a continuum of a level of multifunctional agriculture.

Leading academic institutions are looking at this problem, and some — including Harvard Business School — are expanding programs that take place along the continuum of a career, rather than just in preparation for one.

Baxter's painterly technique reverses this process: moments that in other hands would be merely sensational (one of Saul's remedial students shoots himself on Saul's lawn) here assume their rightful place in the continuum of a young couple's experience and inexperience.

The mechanism of population inversion is based on fast ionization of donor centers by phonon-assisted tunneling into continuum of a lower subband in the neighboring quantum well.

The hundreds of quotations he culled (many from passages by New York Times writers) also remind readers of the continuum of a city that for hundreds of years has been loved and loathed for its diversity and its disorder.

In addition, a sublaminate model is used to provide for a nonlinear equivalent continuum of a layered medium with alternating roving and CFM layers.

Normally, the entire continuum of an organization's life cycle falls within three developmental stages birth, youth, and maturity (see Exhibit I).

Lasting greatness typically requires a continuum of events, a chain reaction.

The economy consists of a continuum of entrepreneurs with a unit measure.

It is not one of a continuum of guilty pleasures in a terrible world.

A full hierarchical perspective suggests a continuum of variation rather than a countable number of objects.