Sentence examples for principles of continuity from inspiring English sources

Consequently, we can see that the case Black's infinity machine is one in which the principles of continuity and permanence turn out to be mutually inconsistent.

Hemodynamic principles of continuity of pressure, the relationship between P and U, in early systole and conservations of MAP, DBP, and diastolic decay along the arterial tree are then used to determine P as detailed below.

Presumably the machines Mn will act successively on him, collectively performing a supertask that will bring the warrior in t = 2 to rest at x = 0 (as, under the principle of continuity, Achilles' path must be continuous).

Everything is also continuously moving (the principle of continuity); all is coming and becoming (Barsanti 1992).

Since in SIA all functions are continuous, it embodies in a striking way Leibniz's principle of continuity Natura non facit saltus.

Poncelet and his defender Michel Chasles (1793 1880) extended the principle of continuity into the domain of the imagination by considering constructs such as the common chord in two circles that do not intersect.

His principle of continuity, a concept designed to add generality to synthetic geometry (limited to geometric arguments), led to the introduction of imaginary points (see complex numbers) and the development of algebraic geometry.

It may be the case that the next United manager is the man who reigns for a decade, who gives the club back its confidence in the principle of continuity.

And while the Rapids' message is that this is a new season, and a new group and that last year's late run is not relevant, it's hard to accept how young players being shaped around a principle of continuity is not somehow defined, at this point at least, by the poor results of that continuity.

This conclusion patently contradicts what follows from the principle of continuity.

Leibniz's "principle of continuity" stated that all natural change is produced by degrees.