Sentence examples for each continuum from inspiring English sources

Within each continuum the stress concentrators––point force, dislocation, semi-infinite crack produce conventional stress singularities.

Our main contribution is identifying appropriate local problems together with local spectral modes to represent each continuum.

The union of all subcontinua containing a given point is the continuum component of the point; each continuum component is contained within a unique component.

Interporosity flows between the triple media are described using a pseudosteady-state concept and the system is characterized by interporosity transmissivity ratios and storativity ratio of each continuum.

To achieve this, we significantly modify our recent work proposed within Generalized Multiscale Finite Element Method (GMsFEM) in [10] and derive appropriate local problems in oversampled regions once we identify important modes representing each continuum.

Stresses are defined in each continuum (and are measured in conventional units of stress) with the scaling law controlling the transition from one continuum to another, i.e. from one stress field to another.

On the other hand, ex hypothesi, there is no second representation within each respective continuum to oppose and inhibit either of the two representations (cf. Felsch 1902: 5; Weiss 1928: 82).

For each phoneme continuum, the regression line fitted to all the data points had a shallower slope than the diagonal, indicating the largest improvements occurred for those individuals who had the poorest initial thresholds (Fig. 3).

There was a significant correlation between the thresholds for the first and last block for each phoneme continuum, which ranged between r = 0.35 and r = 0.64, after excluding four outliers (outside the mean ±3 SD).

Describing the complexity of a motor task must take into account its place on each dimensional continuum, the interaction of these continua (e.g., the speed-accuracy trade-off), and the demands that are placed on memory and processing capacity [ 36, 37].

Rather, they form a continuum, each occupying a pole.