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(Indeed, in 1872 Weierstrass produced the first example of a continuous function that cannot be differentiated at any point a function now known as a nowhere differentiable function).

Although these properties contradict the commonsense idea of a function and indeed it is quite difficult to write down explicitly a single example of a continuous, nowhere-differentiable function they turn out to be typical of a large class of stochastic processes, called diffusion processes, of which Brownian motion is the most prominent member.

Fig. 3 Example of a (continuous) trajectory on the 2-simplex.

An example of a continuous distribution supported on semi-infinite intervals is the log-normal distribution, and an example of a continuous distribution that takes values over the whole "real line" is the generalised normal (generalised Gaussian) distribution.

We were also able to provide the first example of a continuous solution based on off switching in a spiropyran nanotube material.

Figure 1 Example of a continuous colour scale (A), a discrete colour scale (B) and an ill-selected colour scale (C).

Two typical examples of a continuous t-norm are (a*b =ab) and (a*b =min a,b)).

The recent mainstream introductions of absorbent glass mat batteries (AGM), enhanced flooded batteries (EFBs) and battery monitoring sensors (BMS) are obvious examples of a continuous improvement.

Two typical examples of a continuous t-conorm are a ⋄ b = min ( a + b, 1 ) and a ⋄ b = max ( a, b ).

The examples of a Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor and an adsorption process illustrate how the network structure and the choice of variables ease the reusability of submodels and localize the changes in models to some network elements.

Examples of a continuous t-norm are Lukasievicz t-norm, that is, a ∗ L b = max { a + b − 1, 0 }, product t-norm, that is, a ∗ P b = a b and minimum t-norm, that is, a ∗ M b = min { a, b }.