Sentence examples for is more continuous from inspiring English sources

Compared with the standard blade, the English blade is longer, its curve is more continuous across the entire length of the blade, the flange of the blade continues much closer to the blade tip, and the height of the flange is shorter.

Forward progression is more continuous, however, because of the contraction waves.

Continuity: similarly, one scientist's computing workload may be sporadic, while that of a group of scientists is more continuous.

Though influenced by Christoph Gluck and by Niccolò Piccinni and others, it is not a "reform opera": it includes plain recitative and bravura singing, but always to a dramatic purpose, and, though the texture is more continuous than in Mozart's earlier operas, its plan, because of its French source, is essentially traditional.

In singing the voice is more continuous, whereas in speech the pitch and formants vary more rapidly in time.

The ichthyopterygian fossil record is more continuous than that of Sauropterygia (compare Figs. 3 and 5)—thus, we have intermediate forms that illustrate the evolution of fish shape from lizard shape.

We now know it's more continuous.

The games are shorter, the lane is wider and the offenses are more continuous.

As to the arrangement, in general, pores are more continuous horizontally.

A careful reading of the poetry itself, however, indicates that a shift in consciousness started even earlier and was more continuous.

The assumption is that, if the fossil deposits were more continuous, they would show a more gradual transition of form.