Sentence examples for more discontinuous from inspiring English sources
The geography of Internet service in the land of the last "last miles" could not be stranger or more discontinuous.
If the frequency of two or more discontinuous forms within a species is too high to be explained by mutation, the variation as well as the population displaying it is said to be polymorphic.
Kim Gordon, once of Sonic Youth, played with Bill Nace in a new guitar duo called Body/Head: it was more discontinuous than most of the rest of the acts, with lurches and dropouts and strange turns and Ms. Gordon's chanting, waking-dream voice.
If progress is stable, predictable and controlled development, the VUCA times may render the world a more discontinuous.
The chips formed when machining graphitic composites are more discontinuous which led to better surface finish than non graphitic composite.
The mathematical model confirmed the experimental findings whereby the fractal dimension of the clusters is size dependent, that is, larger systems are more discontinuous than smaller.
More subtle discontinuous lithosequences, such as those on glacial tills, show systematic variation of mineralogical composition or of texture in unconsolidated parent materials.
In Example 2, a more severe discontinuous test function is given: r(t)=textstylebegin{cases} -t^{2},&tin [ 0,frac{1}{4} ), t^{2},&tin [ frac{1}{4},frac{1}{2} ]. end{cases}.
(ii) Instead of considering ILC of linear first-order distributed parameter systems without initial error as in [20], we consider a class of impulsive nonlinear first-order distributed parameter systems with initial error and more general discontinuous output tracking problem.
Previous studies on context-specific variation focused on birds with the more common, discontinuous singing style.
Light microscopic analysis of twhh Gal4 UAS:HRASV12 larvae supported this conclusion, revealing a reduced tumor mass with more nested discontinuous tumor growth, as opposed to the solid proliferation seen in DMSO-treated fish (Fig. 3K N).
