The results and insights obtained from the more fundamental models are used to develop closure laws to feed continuum models which can be used to compute the flow structures on a much larger (engineering) scale.
The pathogenesis of this degenerative process represents a biomechanically related continuum of alterations, which can be identified with different imaging modalities.
Unlimiteds appear to be not just materials, which can appear in various shapes, but also continua, like time, which can be limited by various measures but which do not have a shape.
If we assume that ability in each type of knowledge is distributed over a continuum of values, there will also be a continuum of opportunity costs which can be ranked in ascending order.
Landraces exist on a continuum with improved varieties, which can be considered the product of scientific breeding methods.
Several key parameters including peak strength, fracture energy and final splitting separation distances are qualified from the traction separation curves which can be integrated into continuum models.
The interdisciplinary team communication framework [ 11] helps fill this gap as it explores healthcare communication structures, processes, and outcomes across continuums of care for palliative care delivery, which can be used to inform the design of Health Information Systems to support communication.
We therefore need to strictly distinguish between a system ensemble (which can be compared to a continuum model on any scale) and an individual system which cannot.
There is currently not a single outcome measure which can be used across the continuum from ICU admission to hospital discharge for individuals with critical illness [3].
However, another definition, accepted by social scientists, states that PA is "behavior which can be conceptualized on a continuum from minimal to maximal movement" [ 3].
