Sentence examples for create a continuum from inspiring English sources

On regional scales, scour may create a continuum of damaged and recovering environments over time, with different species inhabiting each.

Instead, we have tried to create a continuum of opportunities from freshman introductory studies to graduate study and research.

"We are trying to create a continuum between the work they were doing in the world and their teaching at Bennington," Dr. Coleman said in a two-hour interview defending her policies.

"None of this work was here six months ago!" Soon, Obrist was back in the S.U.V. Baldessari's work had prompted an idea: it was wise not to "isolate contemporary art" but to "create a continuum with history".

"I wanted to create a continuum that would be a panoramic cross-section of the country, that would be totally objective and totally candid," he said in a telephone interview.

The stores would create a continuum of new retailing all the way from the new Home Depot at College Point Boulevard and Avery Avenue, to the south of the site, to the expanding node of new retailing in the College Point industrial park to the north.

The Unified Student Services Department focuses on creating a continuum of support for students with and without disabilities.

"He championed the integration of buildings with nature and pioneered the open plan we used in creating a continuum of interior spaces," Mr. Salam said.

The faster pace of communication, including e-prints, but also other informal means, such as phone, fax and e-mail, is creating a continuum of publication.

Dubuffet's numerous scribbled instructions provide insight into his idea of creating a "continuum of the world," bridging the gap between things seen and ignored.

"We joined the Palestinian national movement when we were their age," he said, referring to the men who now lead the Palestinian Authority, "and we are creating a continuum between our generation and theirs".