Sentence examples for is essentially continuous from inspiring English sources

The plagioclase series is essentially continuous at both high and low temperatures.

Though the world is essentially continuous, it is experienced in discrete chunks, which can be described in terms of lumping and splitting [ 44].

However, because the simulations use a large number of resource points, the overall resource distribution is essentially continuous at the scale of a plant (see Figs  1, 6, and 7) while maintaining a computationally tractable model.

This series is essentially continuous, with a few exceptions due to historical reasons: All of the previously described subfamilies (A1-A10) have been re-identified in the current investigation except for A3 and A4, which are merged into a single subfamily GH5_4 and A5 and A6 which are unified in subfamily GH5_5.

Orogenic deformation in the Altaids was essentially continuous from the late Proterozoic Eon (about 850 million years ago) into the early part of the Mesozoic Era (about 220 million years ago), in some regions such as Mongolia and Siberia lasting even to the end of the Jurassic Period (about 145 million years ago).

The idea of our approach consists in a modification of suitable techniques developed for asymptotic analysis of differential equations with infinite lag (which are essentially continuous counterparts of difference equations of infinite order).

A formation mechanism is suggested for the graphene unrolled from the CSCNTs, providing an insight into the real microstructure of the CSCNTs, which are essentially continuous graphene layers rolled along the tube axis, yielding a pseudo cup-stacked like structure.

In Final Fantasy X, almost all the locations are essentially continuous and never fade out to a world map.

Generally speaking, in medical practice it is quite common for physicians to take many clinical parameters that are essentially continuous variables and categorise them for practical reasons.

It was found, that the distribution of estimated the EMSA scores for 64 tested sites was essentially continuous, which agrees with the previous data for other TFs [ 29, 30].

The model proposed in [5] is essentially a continuous time two-node Hopfield network with discrete time delays and feedback that is governed by the following equations: d x 1 d t ( t ) = − μ 1 x 1 ( t ) − F 1 ( x 1 ( t − τ i ) ) + G 1 ( x 2 ( t − τ e ) ), d x 2 d t ( t ) = − μ 2 x 2 ( t ) − F 2 ( x 2 ( t − τ i ) ) + G 2 ( x 1 ( t − τ e ) ), (1).