Thus there is a continuum, a process of circulazione which begins in the mind of God and descends through the work of the intelligenze to draw Dante's nature into that praise of the donna gentile which constitutes the fulfillment of his own nature, the highest expression of which his desire and intellect are capable [2.5.15, 18; 2.6.5, Diomedi (1999)].
Indeed, evolution is a continuum of processes, from genuinely random to those that are exquisitely orchestrated to ensure a specific response to a particular challenge.
When the overall equity and credit markets began to recover last fall, he saw indications that it would emerge, and "moving to the Big Board today is a continuum of that process".
It seems clear that the use of simplistic models may only lead to the artificial recognition of exclusive alternative hypotheses where there is a continuum of different processes.
"Your Karma is a continuum, part of the process that is happening to you now, not something far away in future life".
The surface topographical and AFM observations of these first-generation bearings suggest that the wear process is a continuum with the initially smooth bearings experiencing granular pullout, to produce roughened areas.
These findings support the notion that HAND is a continuum of the same disease process and demonstrate that inflammation, rather than virus production in the brain, bridges the milder and severe forms.
The pooled OA and control data suggest that there is a continuum in the bone remodelling process leading to particular trabecular structures, with respect to OCN/GAPDH mRNA levels in the IT region.
The assessment process is a continuum from the identification of class room based supports or in-school supports as assessed by teachers (for children with mild challenges) to external assessment of additional support needs where a child is experiencing more profound difficulty.
The density of lipoproteins is a continuum; lipoprotein remodelling is a dynamic process [33].
