Sentence examples for normal continuation from inspiring English sources
"While military force cannot be the normal continuation of politics by other means, it must never be ruled out, or even merely questioned — as has been done by the German federal government — as the ultimate means of dealing with dictators.
Cost: During summer you will have normal "continuation" enrollment, tuition and health fees.
"We do believe that the continuation of children's education is vital, not only for a child's psychosocial development but also for the normal continuation of their lives.
During synapsis, the synaptonemal complex (SC) keeps the homologous chromosomes physically connected along their axes (reviewed in Zickler 2006) and ultimate complete synapsis is essential for normal continuation of the meiotic prophase.
For mentally-normal older adults, continuation of activity is easier for intellectual activities than physical exercises.
Velocity and equilibrium sedimentation analysis of pulse-chased and labeled DNA using radioactive and density labels suggested that SV40 DNA synthesis in vitro was a continuation of normal ongoing DNA synthesis.
The linear stability of the stochastic user equilibrium is analyzed by studying the eigenvalues of the Jacobian matrix of the system while the nonlinear oscillations arising at the bifurcations are investigated by normal form calculations, numerical continuation and simulation.
Mr. Netanyahu said that he was suspending new residential building for a period of 10 months, but that the moratorium would not affect construction under way and would not include "the schools, the kindergartens, the synagogues and public buildings necessary for the continuation of normal life over the period of the suspension".
On the other hand, the British interests in Argentina encouraged neutrality, as it ensured the continuation of normal trade with Europe and mainly with the United Kingdom.
This suggests that aging is a continuation of normal traits in young organisms.
Aging-associated pathologies are continuation of normal functions of the young organism.
