Sentence examples for idea of continuity from inspiring English sources

Peirce coined the term synechism (from Greek syneche, "continuous") for his own philosophy a philosophy permeated by the idea of continuity in its sense of "being connected"[4].

"For my 6-year-old, it was the idea of continuity.

Jazz, the music, is best understood as an idea of continuity.

For though we know and recognize discontinuity in our own lives, when it comes to art we are deeply committed to the idea of continuity.

"The idea of continuity in this field — and for women in particular, and for black women in particular — is, I feel, what the point is.

Focusing, then, on the idea of continuity -- on the repetition, in particular, of similar activities on similar sites over the centuries -- Ackroyd dispenses almost entirely with the chronological ordering typical of the standard history or the standard biography.

Yet the notion of social structure is not easy to dispense with, because it expresses ideas of continuity, regularity, and interrelatedness in social life.

Benedict spoke of how the Second Vatican Council had explored ideas of "continuity" between the Old and New Testaments, and of the relationship between the Catholic and Jewish faiths, a thorny issue during his tenure.

The work of Cauchy (as well as that of Bolzano) represents a crucial stage in the renunciation by mathematicians adumbrated in the work of d'Alembert of (fixed) infinitesimals and the intuitive ideas of continuity and motion.

It appreciates ideas of continuity and change and looks to build a better existence for humanity on a whole.

HHC is putting forth their ideas on continuity of care.