Sentence examples for continuum range from inspiring English sources

An unsteady sampling routine for a general parallel direct simulation Monte Carlo method called PDSC is introduced, allowing the simulation of time-dependent flow problems in the near continuum range.

They have been chosen for their relevance to Solar Physics, Aeronomy and Space Weather: (1) the 115 125 nm Lyman-α channel, (2) the 200 220 nm Herzberg continuum range, (3) the Aluminium filter channel (17 70 nm) including He II at 30.4 nm and (4) the Zirconium filter channel (1 20 nm).

In the 4-population model all of the patterned activities continue to be present over a continuum range of increases and decreases in firing frequencies.

Even if the parameter distribution followed a continuum range of variation, most of the sequenced endopterygote mtDNAs exhibited A+T contents in the range 70%-80 70%-80 the highest density in the interval 75%-80%; AT-skewithn the range 0.003-0.010; and GC-skews in thighestrval -0.300-0.150.

Infrastructures can be spread on a broad continuum, ranging from generic to highly specialised.

It's best to see experimentation as a continuum, ranging from the messiness of attempts to try something new to experiments using the best available social science, such as randomised controlled trials.

This approach revealed that innovation processes fall within a continuum ranging from structured to unstructured.

Subsequently, these arguments are mapped on a continuum ranging from completely innate to completely acquired.

Each dimension consists of a continuum ranging from an extreme of value to an extreme of disvalue.

The user continuum ranges from basic users on one end to developers of large distributed applications on the other.

It is therefore better understood not as a categorical established state but as a continuum, ranging from minimal to full integration.