Sentence examples for ends of the continuum from inspiring English sources
"States are dispersing away from the mean, towards the redder and bluer ends of the continuum," he says.
The virtue of this way of framing the design of an unemployment benefit system is that it opens a continuum of choices, where classic UI and UISAs are only two particular cases that define both ends of the continuum.
The F0-context effect was stronger for the sibilants 3 7 from the center of the sibilant continuum than for sibilants 1 2 and 8 10 from both ends of the continuum.
Morning types (larks) seem to have shorter circadian cycles than evening types (night owls), and advanced sleep phase disorder (ASPD) and delayed sleep phase disorder (DSPD) are viewed as extremes in opposite ends of the continuum of diurnal preferences [7].
Overall, Nilsson and Pelger (1994) found that small, incremental changes that improve vision by a quantifiable degree could connect both ends of the continuum, from a simple patch of cells to a complex camera-type eye.
That would seem to place his work either at both ends of the continuum at the same time or in the middle, but the middle could also be the location of research that makes neither a basic nor an applied contribution.
Thus, on both ends of the continua (pain acceptance and control over pain relief), Dutch women are about six times less likely than Belgians to receive pain medication.
On the other end of the continuum are the hit-and-run bullies, notably Bill O'Reilly and Chris Matthews.
At the extreme end of the continuum, more students may be arriving on campus with diagnosed psychological problems.
