Even if there is a continuum of evolving physical states, why assume a continuum of evolving cognitive states?
The different OOA components in Fig. 11 offer snapshots of the continuum of evolving OOA properties in ambient aerosol.
Framing circus within narrative appears to be a way of making it something more, but narrative circus – whether it's a traditional linear story or a continuum of evolving scenes which share tonal or emotional qualities – works best when it locates and amplifies what is already there: the intrinsic theatrical qualities of circus.
Spine degeneration is a biomechanically related continuum of alterations evolving over time.
While the dinosaurs of the media industry blunder about and occasionally show signs of evolving, I think of shows like "Continuum," "The Fall," "The Bletchley Circle," "Call the Midwife," "Hunted," "Top of the Lake," my beloved "Orphan Black," "Rectify" and "Banshee" as the little creatures skittering around in the bushes and surviving on their wits.
Using continuum damage mechanics (CDM) for lifetime prediction requires numerical integration of evolving damage until the onset of failure.
The pathogenesis of these changes in the spine is a biomechanically related continuum of alterations that evolve over time [4].
Snoop's various looks followed suit, running along a larger continuum of style that has evolved into a glorious mishmash of skinny jeans, flat-billed baseball hats, oversize sweaters, preppy layering, limited-edition sneakers, flannels, vintage curiosities, weird screenprints, and whatever else makes its wearer look good without pretense.
Snoop's various looks followed suit, running along a larger continuum of style that has evolved into a glorious mishmash of skinny jeans, flat-billed baseball hats, oversize sweaters, preppy layering, limited-edition sneakers, flannels, vintage curiosities, weird screenprints and whatever else makes its wearer look good without pretense.
We study a two-locus model of a quantitative trait with a continuum-of alleles and multilinear epistasis that evolves under mutation, selection, and genetic drift.
They would, however, be more likely to be the pseudo-extinctions technically referred to as 'relay and replacement', as in the series of differently named species along the continuum as Eohippus evolved into today's horse.
