The phrase "larger continuum" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to refer to a broader range of ideas, events, concepts, or situations, or to describe something that continues or evolves over a more extended period of time. For example, you could say, "This experience has opened my eyes to the larger continuum of possibilities available to me in life."
Kind of makes the issue part of a larger continuum of things to work on".
Its suggestion that the art of the insane is not pure, timeless and autonomous, but part of a larger continuum of art and visual culture, may be the exhibition's most valuable lesson.
Its suggestion that the art of the insane is not pure, timeless and autonomous but part of a larger continuum of art and visual culture may be its most valuable lesson.
Here, we synthesize the vast body of disparate archaeological and ethnographic information, including currently held knowledge, on marine management by Northwest Coast peoples to better situate these traditional practices within the larger continuum of Northwest Coast management systems.
Beyond those classic 7 colors (ROYGBIV), a rainbow is actually made up of a larger continuum of more than 1 million colors -- including colors the human eye cannot see.
Snoop's various looks followed suit, running along a larger continuum of style that has evolved into a glorious mishmash of skinny jeans, flat-billed baseball hats, oversize sweaters, preppy layering, limited-edition sneakers, flannels, vintage curiosities, weird screenprints and whatever else makes its wearer look good without pretense.
For the bi-modal microstructure, the Kitagawa–Takahashi diagram provides a basis for describing the threshold conditions for FOD-induced HCF failures, in terms of the stress concentration corrected smooth-bar fatigue limit for small crack sizes and the worst-case threshold for larger continuum-sized cracks.
In nature, there is a large continuum of breeding behaviour, ranging from exclusively asexual to fully sexual organisms [31].
We hypothesize that the highest activity of StII could be ascribed to a larger hydrophobic continuum, an uninterrupted sequence of non-charged mainly hydrophobic amino acid residues, of its N-terminus promoting a highest ability to partially insert in the membrane core.
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As such, both large-scale continuum and particle-scale discrete approaches will be discussed in this study.
