But more important, most New Yorkers in that period -- for reasons that spanned a continuum from out and out racism to a deeply felt desire to see criminals brought to justice for a terrible crime -- wanted them to be guilty.
A second piece, titled "Continuum of Cute," lays out a row of animal photographs culled from the Internet, progressing from mangled dog to woolly lamb.
"It's the next step in the continuum of moving out into the community and becoming totally self-sufficient," Robinson said.
Veterans are likely to favor dialysis care through VA because the VA's integrated care system provides a continuum of care and patients' out-of-pocket cost-sharing is lower in VA than Medicare.b To serve its ESRD veterans seeking dialysis care, the VA operates 74 hospital-based VA dialysis units that provide acute (inpatient) and chronic (outpatient) treatments.
Within the project PlanVision, an in-depth system analysis of the spatial-resource-planning continuum was carried out identifying four elements (out of 34), namely multi-functionality, density, siting as well as resources that dominate the system.
Imagine, then, the continuum of masterworks we're missing out on from every language we don't speak.
Action step: Write out a "continuum of success" that includes several activities for the week.
They flowed in and out of a continuum of everything around them; just as the animals flow into and out of the rock.
Plato's "idea of the good" in the Republic, eternal, immutable, ineffable, perfect, the universal object of desire, is fused with the demiurge of the Timaeus, who constructed the world of becoming because "he was good, and in one that is good no envy of anything else ever arises". Aristotle introduced a definition of the continuum and pointed out various graded scales of existence.
But Gödel's hope that large cardinal axioms could solve the continuum problem turned out to be unfounded.
