Sentence examples for discontinuity to from inspiring English sources
Readers who expect the mystery of the Discontinuity to be cleared up by the end of the book will be disappointed.
Nicholas Shakespeare has taken that theme of discontinuity to heart in this tale of a man who accidentally inherits a fortune, to the point where his story feels like two very different novels with one title.
That transition – from a life marked by discontinuity to one of a more optimistic future – is at the heart of Obama's pitch on criminal justice, as momentum grows for both prison and drug sentencing reform across the political spectrum.
They enable a stationary contact discontinuity to be captured on a mesh.
Thus we add transmission conditions at these interfaces i.e. at the points of discontinuity to the problem.
In order to apply the discontinuity to the illumination component, Fu et al. proposed the bright channel which can suppress the halo effect [19].
The lines plan was drawn and faired (mathematically delineated to produce a smooth hull free from bumps or discontinuities) to a scale of one-tenth fullsize by draftsmen using special equipment and magnifying spectacles.
By contrast, it is also shown that any Riemann solution containing two rarefaction waves and possibly one-contact-discontinuity to the Euler equations for nonisentropic fluids tends to a two-contact-discontinuity solution to the transport equations, and the nonvacuum intermediate states between the two rarefaction waves tend to a vacuum state as the pressure vanishes.
We show that the pro- and retro-shear zones that develop in a doubly-vergent two-dimensional wedge curve around the end of the velocity line-discontinuity to merge into the strike-slip structure that naturally develop, i.e. as a consequence of the imposed boundary conditions, along the edge of the wedge.
Allostratigraphy uses discontinuities to subdivide sedimentary successions.
This property is employed to introduce enough dissipation near discontinuities to smear oscillations (Fig. 1).
