Sentence examples for much of the continuous from inspiring English sources

An alternative that retains much of the continuous properties of I cont (X Y) is provided in (Kraskov et al.2004).2004

It is revealed that the dispersed phase macro-mixing behavior differs much from that of the continuous phase of multiphase systems and is heavily dependent upon the drop interaction rate and thus power consumption.

Sticking behind me for much of the contest, her continuous healing ensured that my mech stayed intact throughout the majority of the game, the payload continuing to move as a result.

These officials carry much of the burden in the continuous New York battle between strong mayors seeking central authority and local leaders aspiring to independent action.

At the heart of the problem is that much of our continuous professional development has been woefully inadequate.

Much of the work reported on continuous time self tuning control addresses the class of systems with known time delay.

Why don't we take as much pleasure in the continuous flow of improvements to our smartphones and tablets?

Activity there was nearly continuous for much of the 19th century, and after a reprieve between 1894 and 1907, continued onwards until 1924.

The main idea of the structure-preserving method is to preserve the intrinsic geometric properties of the continuous system as much as possible in numerical algorithm design.

Sedimentation rates are much greater in the lagoon than the adjacent open ocean, because deposition is continuous over much of the lagoon and is often aided by flocculation and vegetation.

Middle ground feminists recognize that sex work is continuous with much of the caregiving work women perform, as wives, mothers, nurses, teachers, nannies, and domestics, and do not single out the sex industry for assigning to women a disproportionate share of caregiving work in society.