Sentence examples for in a continuum that from inspiring English sources

Skream's idea that disco represents the first step in a continuum that leads to contemporary dance music is borne out by the promise of "a musical journey from 1970s New York City disco through to the sounds of summer 2013".

In Darwin's Island, Steve Jones places his work in a continuum that reaches into the present of scientific research, as well as emphasising its extraordinary prescience; in Darwin's Sacred Cause, Adrian Desmond and James Moore investigate the social and personal forces that formed his thinking.

It is a phenomenon that exists in a continuum that is constantly in flux and transforms our lives on a daily basis.

Fully fused vesicles were distributed in a continuum that included both regions in the vicinity of the ribbon as well as at regions located away from the ribbon (Fig. 6A D).

The expert group recognizes that it is difficult to draw a line in a continuum that would reasonably discriminate between groups of conditions.

Barack Obama, responding to sniping from his rival Hillary Clinton over his relationship with the outspoken pastor the Reverend Jeremiah Wright, put race centre stage in the election in a speech in which he positioned his campaign in a continuum that stretched back through the civil rights era of King to the fight against slavery.

This suggests that abnormalities in carbohydrate metabolism form a continuum that progressively worsens cardiovascular health, but the mechanisms are not clearly understood.

This result suggests that abnormalities in carbohydrate metabolism form a continuum that progressively worsens cardiovascular health; the first step of the adverse sequence of events that leads to the atherosclerotic process is thought to be endothelial dysfunction (2).

In humans macrophage polarization is a continuum that spans two extremes from the classically activated M1 macrophages to the alternatively activated M2 macrophages.

And yet the production is noteworthy, because it may mark the end of a continuum that began in 1927, when Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II's slushy "Show Boat" opened on Broadway.

Born in 1968, Mr. Creed belongs to a continuum that begins with the Dada artists, yet he displays a lot of formalist savvy.