Sentence examples for permit a continuous from inspiring English sources

Novels permit a continuous narrative of change, but a series of short stories is like stop-motion animation.

Sections measuring 1-2 mm in width and at least as long as the whole thickness of the cortex were placed on Robertson slit grids and orientated to permit a continuous, unobstructed view of the whole thickness of the cortex from layer I to the white matter.

Our object, therefore, is to transform the tree diagram so as to permit a continuous walk on a new diagram that duplicates the state transition choices in the continuous walk on the original diagram.

When used in conjunction with the specificities of Table 2, they should permit a continuous assessment of IIR changes of different transmission risk groups over time in Switzerland.

This permitted a continuous flow of action and eliminated the rearrangement of scripts that had previously been necessary for nonillusionistic staging.

This modular approach is quite innovative and permits a continuous updating and improvement of the sub-systems, each dedicated to different tasks.

The log-odds of LRI decreased linearly with temperature, permitting a continuous term for temperature.

Probably, this balance permits a continuous increase in perfusion of the exercising muscle together with a conserved ability of the baroreflex to control vascular conductance which, ultimately, allows maintaining blood pressure during exercise [ 102].

One potential advantage of the ICDSC compared to the CAM-ICU is that it permits a continuous or graded assessment of delirium (score 0 to 8), as opposed to a categorical assignment, thus offering the advantage of identifying patients with subsyndromal delirium, who are also at risk of poor neurocognitive outcomes.

TG-VEGF, developed in 2001 [ 14], was used in this experiment due to its efficient covalent incorporation into fibrin which permits a slow, continuous release and because of its scientifically proven durable promotion in neovessel formation due to its continuous angiogenic signal [ 15, 16].

"It's too big, too broad, too stuffed with competing storylines, whirligig digressions and the operations of authorial whim to permit of a continuous conception of character," objected Tim Martin in the Independent on Sunday.