Sentence examples for more continuous in from inspiring English sources

While values of cover were more continuous in space, those of diversity showed a patchy distribution of higher values.

Our results show that high-TOC and high-resistivity zones are laterally more continuous in the south part of the survey.

The derived sand volume and reservoir property maps for the Asmari reservoir indicated that high-porous and high-sand volume parts were laterally more continuous in the central and east part of the area under study.

Both types of coating supported the formation of ZCC in direct contact with the substrate, however the ZCC appeared more continuous in the tissue formed on the organic HA sol gel coated CPP.

Interestingly, this labeling was usually brighter and more continuous in the sex bivalent (Fig 5K).

Note that the anterior domain between stripe 1 and the anterior pole is becoming more continuous in expression.

This later activity, as well as the alternating and partly overlapping activity of OFC and object recognition areas, might reflect a more continuous role in stimulus updating, in addition to the proposed initial gist processing.

"In other [consumer technology] ecosystems you get more continuous innovation in hardware that you rarely see in consoles because consoles lock the hardware and software platforms together at the beginning and they ride the generation out for seven years or so," said Spencer.

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

In spite of this, experienced VET teachers emphasize more continuous development in their specialist field, which is related to teaching their subject and also pedagogical skills.

We propose that this difference in morphology can be explained by the thermodynamic stabilities of the different metal-carbides, leading to a 'pulsating' growth in the case of Fe as opposed to a more continuous growth in the case of Co or Ni.