When our children are newborns, we know absolutely every minute detail about them and as they get older, it feels like it's a continuum of letting go.
Some evidence suggests that at least some children with short-lived episodes of mania-like symptoms may be on a continuum of bipolarity [ 38], which seems to be consistent with findings in adults [ 35].
As with Leibniz, Whitehead recognizes a continuum of mind-like qualities ranging from very primitive feelings to the most advanced form of self-awareness.
It seems plausible that humans, like rats, are spread along a continuum of readiness to help others.
Like scholars, laypersons also recognize a continuum of behaviors, from illegal to barely legal to legal to ethical.
1) Mental illness and substance abuse -- like physical illness occur along a continuum of severity from mild to severe and sadly sometimes even life threatening or life ending.
This involuting phase, like the proliferating phase, is a continuum of cellular and molecular changes with the end result being appearance of adipocytes and fibrofatty residuum.
By providing a continuum of care like we do at Interim HealthCare, you naturally transition from the physician's office or the hospital to the home.
She also falls into a continuum of style eccentrics like Diana Vreeland and Carrie Donovan, though Ms. Blow's taste for extremes and her patronage of young designers make her American predecessors seem as excitable as Alan Greenspan.
