The phrase "from the continuum" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is commonly used to refer to something that is a part of a larger series or sequence of events or ideas. Here is an example: "The artist's work was a departure from the continuum of traditional paintings, as it pushed the boundaries of abstract expressionism."
The wrinkling characteristics are simulated using a direct perturbed-force technique originated from the continuum theory.
The interface models the transition from the continuum damage (simulating the presence of microcracks) to fracture.
In order to correctly generate particles from the continuum region, two strategies are proposed.
Deviations from the continuum mechanics predictions start to be of significance for diameters smaller than ∼1nm.
As modern methods of parenting grew further away from the continuum concept, Liedloff became ever keener to spread the word about what she had discovered.
There was also fine work from the Continuum strings, with Renée Jolles providing a sure top line and Mat Fieldes equally effective in the important bass part.
When calculating the limits of detection in gamma ray spectrometry, it is important to take into account the increased uncertainty from estimating the continuum from a smaller number of channels when peaks are located close together.
I will present an overview of X-ray measurements of stellar-mass black hole spins, emphasizing work from the continuum-fitting technique of which Jeff was a principal architect and pioneer.
The aim of this paper is to present an approach issued from the continuum-based micromechanical framework using self-consistency condition to predict the overall stiffness of PA6-clay nanocomposites.
Almost anticipating a short-lived lifespan of all music on the internet, its producers were hesitant to distinguish the nascent sound from the continua of both net music subcultures and the broader traditions of house and techno.
He seems to have refrained, however, from subjecting the continuum to his celebrated "razor".
