Sentence examples for not quite continuous from inspiring English sources
In "The Tree of Life," the shots are not quite continuous — that is, they don't match up in the manner of classical shooting and editing, in which a given body movement is carried over from one shot to the next.
It is well known that solutions x ( t ) of (1.4) with 0 < α < 1 are unbounded in a right neighbourhood of the initial point t = 0. Consequently, the introduction of a fractional sum via the relation (1.2) with k varying from k = 0 to k = n particularly implies that the value of y ( 0 ) has to be defined (and finite), which is not quite consistent with this continuous pattern.
There would be no perceptible delay in the peak of the pulse arriving at different parts of the synapse although, of course, the amplitude falls with distance and does not quite achieve that seen with a continuous NO output.
Apple says that the iPod can play music continuously for 10 hours on a charge, but that's not quite accurate: my iPod cruised at full volume for 13 continuous hours, longer than any other hard-drive-based MP3 player.
The truth is that reading the argument developed in those chapters generates a continuous intellectual excitement, which the later chapters do not quite match.
Well, not quite everything.
