Sentence examples for from a continuum from inspiring English sources

Martin Nowak among the authors of a paper proposing a mathematical framework for the evolution of in-group favoritism from a continuum of strategies.

The resulting "plenoptic camera" provides information about how the scene would look when viewed from a continuum of possible viewpoints bounded by the main lens aperture.

Trump's fans project onto him a vast range of imaginings — about toughness, business acumen, honesty — from a continuum that ranges from economic and libertarian conservatives to the far-right fringe.

However, the detected events appear to be drawn from a continuum of processes; hence distinctions between signal types were often ambiguous, with some events consisting of a sequence of all three types of events combined (Supplementary Fig. 2).

In this contribution, a method to track the crack path from a continuum finite element simulation using failure material models is presented.

The study relies on the numerical results obtained from a continuum mechanics-based mechanistic study of the oxidation-induced degradation of the PS-TBC system.

This work also demonstrates that sintering of materials possessing any degree of history dependence cannot be adequately described from a continuum-based flow model but must also include accounting of the earliest stages of contact and neck growth.

Here, we seek to address two issues regarding the mechanical response of small-volume MGs at low homologous temperatures from a continuum-based modeling perspective: (1) are MGs capable of exhibiting a work hardening response, and (2) what is the physical mechanism which causes its work hardening response?

In this talk, Professor McKeown will describe research projects that draw from language data along a continuum from fact to fiction.

(Why not a continuum from engagement to disengagement or from attachment to detachment? Beats me).

Lines can be seen either in emission (as enhancements over a smooth continuum) or in absorption (as dips from a smooth continuum).