Sentence examples for much more continuous from inspiring English sources
Advertising, marketing, and even sales "are all going to be much more continuous," he said.
Why winter should seem so much more continuous with the past than summer does is never clear to me.
A previously undescribed meltwater sequence in the Cerberus plains, at 20° N/187° E, shows that comparable, but much more continuous, and mappable melting and surface runoff have occurred in the geologically recent past at near-equatorial latitudes on Mars.
One of the problems in education in this country is its discontinuous nature, you know, primary school, middle school, senior, junior, college graduate school, as if these hurdles were somehow not part of what ought to be construed either from the point of view of curriculum or a person s learning effort or a person's teaching effort as a much more continuous, seamless process.
Oakland Police Department, for instance, provides officers much more continuous gun training than BART cops receive.
Instead of discrete genetic units at HW and linkage equilibrium, the population structure in northern waters might be much more continuous than discrete, with continuous gradations in allele frequency over the range (see below).
Through genome-wide association studies, population substructure of Han populations into north, central and south subgroups is observed but with very small levels of genetic differentiation (Xu et al. 2009), thus resembling much more a continuous pattern.
Treatment and rehabilitation services will need to be much more intense, continuous, and long-term.
The membranes with high Ds will provide much larger and more continuous transport channels for protons.
In practical terms, it has much more significance in continuous time than it does in discrete time.
Doing all those things would achieve more than anything else in diminishing the terrorist threat - certainly much more than the continuous and relentless authoritarian crackdowns which undermine the values we all want to uphold.
