Sentence examples for discontinuously going from inspiring English sources
In the early part of 20th century when Planck and Einstein published their work, it would have seemed preposterous to suggest that the whole vast universe is discontinuously going on and off in a succession of still frames, accounting for the universal quantum of action.
The television advertisement, which was discontinuously broadcast, emphasised the ability of women to achieve a quick remission of their 'intimate problems' by simply going to a pharmacy and buying the product.
Discontinuously, from 1543 to 1551, he taught medicine at the University of Pavia, until 1552, when he went to Scotland to treat the Archbishop of Edinburgh, John Hamilton, who was suffering from a particularly severe form of asthma.
This technique suits the delisting problem because the probability of delisting rises discontinuously when observable variables pass known thresholds.
Reflecting the two-electron wave function, the intensity decreases discontinuously as Φ increases by h/2e.
When and change sign at the same time as they pass through the origin, the value of discontinuously changes by with the value of remaining unchanged.
In the case of instable fixation, vessels may be imaged discontinuously and fundus structures may be distorted, which might lead to false measurements.
Contrary to conclusions drawn in earlier work the authors argued that this phase melts discontinuously [16,17].
Regression discontinuity designs are feasible when the probability of treatment assignment changes discontinuously at some threshold value, c, of a continuous assignment variable, Z i :.
Thom Willems's score thrums discontinuously.
