She has previously defined "art" as that which creates a "discontinuity in the undifferentiated manifold" (Kant) but now she says it is "marketing".
Dr. Paté-Cornell said the wheel areas got unusually hot during re-entry because their doors created a "discontinuity" in the tiles that would disrupt the smooth flow of air over the shuttle's belly.
The use of the new segment creates a discontinuity in ( {z}_k ).
This policy change creates a discontinuity in the years of education attained by the parents.
Packet loss or delay in the network will therefore create a discontinuity in the user experience (sluggish mouse, unresponsive windows, delays in clicks).
A horizontal magnetic field will induce an electric field in the subsurface which creates a discontinuity current sheet at the surface.
The aim of this change was to better measures the tasks done in each occupation, but it created a discontinuity for the study of changes across occupations in the last few decades.
It should be noted that the policy change exploited in this paper creates a discontinuity in the probability of serving in the army that had a duration of one year only.
More than that, the reset mechanism which creates a discontinuity in the state v will be replaced by a continuous flow through the state 2π, which will influence the expression of the firing rate of the population, as it can be seen below.
In Fig. 4, we plot the actual age of school entry by the child's birth month and the school-year cohort to see if the cutoff date in August creates a discontinuity of school starting ages between August-born and September-born children in post-1986 scohortsohorts.
