Sentence examples for describes a continuation from inspiring English sources
The term "synovial cyst" describes a continuation or herniation of the synovial membrane through the joint capsule.
This paper describes a continuation of our application of first-order kinetics to digestibility plots (Butterworth et al., 2012) to deliver information about the resistance of retrograded starch to α-amylase.
Here, we describe a continuation of that research by comparing the ion transient lifetimes and the resulting mass resolving powers and signal-to-noise (S/N) ratios that are achievable in the compensated versus uncompensated modes of this trap.
The remaining two described a continuation of the increased activity after eating that had been noted with hunger.
Here we describe a continuation-ratio model (Tutz 1990; Verhelst et al. 1997).
The business-as-usual scenario describes a future that is a continuation of past trends in indicators of economic and demographic growth and of increasingly restrictive (EU) migration policies.
Prägnanz may also be achieved through good continuation; this principle describes a tendency for smooth continuity of contour to be dominant over discrete, irregular, abruptly changing contours.
The first '⩽' in (1.2) describes a certain quantitative unique continuation property of solutions to the evolution equation mathbf{z}'(t)=-A^mathbf{z}(t quad mbox{for }tin[0,T). This property implies, in particular, that the unperturbed linear system ((1.1) with (mathbf{f}equiv0 )) is approximately controllable in time T; see Lemma 3.2 and also [2], Theorem 11.2.1.
International criticism is described as a continuation of this legacy, and for other countries to condemn the regime is to disparage the Chinese people.
President Obama accused Iran's leaders of hypocrisy for first encouraging the protests in Egypt, which they described as a continuation of Iran's own revolution, and then cracking down on Iranians who used the pretext to come out on the streets.
The Early Postclassic in some areas may be described as a continuation of the Late Classic; on the Gulf coast, for example, sites like El Tajín continued to be occupied, while in the Valley of Oaxaca (although Monte Albán was abandoned) the Zapotec tradition continued with the new centre at Mitla.
