Sentence examples for it more continuous from inspiring English sources

"The whole vision was how to grow and capture more green space and take subdivided space and make it more continuous," Mr. Vellonakis said.

We now know it's more continuous.

Besides, due to the global feature extraction of the convolutional layer, it achieves more continuous and faithful facial contours.

Most participants had daily or at least weekly contact and made comments such as, 'We decided to increase the frequency of the supervision to make it a more continuous process…to have Skype sessions between the face-to-face sessions' [SUP6].

He said that he prefers playing rugby because it is the more continuous game.

A few months ago I monitored a loved one's heart episode live with the Watch as it happened, and it provided a far more continuous and active view of what was happening (a trained nurse was on site, and we were ready to take appropriate action).

Although congression suggests that competence may be an on/off cellular state, it could also reflect more continuous variation in the transformability of competent cells (Maamar et al. 2007).

Underlying this dispute was a perceived basic dichotomy, not confined to mathematics but pervading all nature: is the universe made up of discrete atoms (as the philosopher Democritus believed) which hence can be counted, or does it consist of one or more continuous substances (as Thales of Miletus is reputed to have believed) and thus can only be measured?

In the south half of the survey, ILD and TOC distribution appears to be more continuous than it is in the north.

When the area's winter storms come in -- fueled by El Niño -- expect more of what came Tuesday, except it will be "more widespread, more continuous.

It is more complex, more sensitive and more continuous than my own.