Sentence examples for point on the continuum from inspiring English sources

Watching that program, I felt a wave of remorse; what we did to our classmate on the playground that day was one point on the continuum of violence and domination that includes hazing.

To bet that one specific point on the continuum will "win" is a rather narrow vision of what the future may look like.

In effect, the challenge posed by the tertiary value problem is to explain what special kind of value enters the picture once one gets to the point on the continuum that knowledge marks.

The unique utility of the EPHC as a tool is that one may start at any point on the continuum and work forward or backward through the links.

That is, the picture that one is left with is one on which knowledge simply marks a point on a continuum of epistemic value, but on this picture it is far from clear why the focus of epistemological theorizing has been this point on the continuum rather than some other point (a point just before the one that knowledge marks perhaps, or one just after).

The boundary locates the 50% point on the continuum, that is, the point at which the percept changes from one phonemic category to the other for a particular listener.

Whenever you think about what is needed and at whatever point of the continuum of engagement and support you focus on, there is a role for schools.

A modified Levitt (1971) procedure was then used to estimate the points on the continuum where the stimuli were labeled as one word of the pair (e.g., goat) 29% and 71% of the time.

As such, eat-2 is a bone fide DR method but one that represents just one point on the food continuum.

The filmmakers' first task was narrowing the list of possible locations to four countries that, in their opinion, reflected very different points on the continuum between tradition and modernity.

The main use of choice sequences is the reconstruction of analysis; points on the continuum (real numbers) are identified with choice sequences satisfying certain conditions.