Sentence examples for perfect continuum from inspiring English sources

Her empire, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, designed as a perfect continuum of programming that feeds product lines that in turn fuel advertising revenue, has been battered as her personal legal situation has unfolded, with her magazine's subscriber base shrinking, ad sales drooping and her trademark television program losing its once-prime slots on CBS.

In a perfect continuum, the direction of the fracture opening and propagation depends on the existing stress regimes.

Helmholtz's work on fluid dynamics is significant philosophically because Helmholtz's equations requires ideal fluids, that is, fluids that are free from viscosity and perfect continua.

Cantor observes that this condition does not suffice to characterize a continuum, since perfect sets can be constructed in the linear continuum which are dense in no interval, however small: as an example of such a set he offers the set[36] consisting of all real numbers in (0,1) whose ternary expansion does not contain a "1".

Once the definition of optimum health for the individual is agreed upon, health status can be placed along a continuum from perfect health to death.

By convention, health utility scores are placed on a continuum where perfect health is assigned a value of 1.0 and health judged equivalent to death is assigned a value of 0.0.

Finally, microsatellites stand in the eye of the beholder, i.e., the threshold criteria for patterned sequence are rather arbitrary and there is a continuum from perfect microsatellites to random sequence.

The aggregate values for each health state may be used for computing QALYs for new therapies that treat atopic dermatitis or can be used to help physicians make more informed decisions by considering parents' perceptions of atopic dermatitis measured on a continuum from perfect health to death.

This theory is further generalized using geodesic distance analysis and feature propagation for measurement of local trabecular plate-width and characterization of individual trabeculae on the continuum between a perfect plate and a perfect rod.

Cantor now defines a continuum to be a perfect connected point set.

In all of these studies, diversity is conceptualised as a continuum of dissimilarity which ranges from perfect homogeneity to perfect heterogeneity.