Sentence examples for progressive continuum from inspiring English sources
In this almost touchingly hopeful narrative, history is a progressive continuum from barbarism to liberation, a passage on our mission from darkness into light.
The college set up the free school for children aged four to 16 in 2013 with the aim of establishing "a progressive continuum of creative learning and practice from age four to master's level study and beyond".
The meso-scale approach treats the woven composite tows as effective materials, utilizing an anisotropic progressive continuum damage model.
For the progressive continuum damage in the polymer matrix, the Christensen's failure criteria is applied for damage initiation, with a phenomenological damage law used for damage evolution.
Propofol produces a progressive, dose-dependent continuum of anxiolysis, hypnosis, sedation, and, finally, anesthesia, which can be maintained by a rapidly adjustable, titrated infusion.
According to this model, exacerbated systolic CHF, HTN crisis, and ACPE may be viewed as a continuum of progressive neuro-hormonal activation leading to an increase in SVR with progressive recruitment of cardiac power reserve [ 8].
Instead, reactive astrogliosis is a finely gradated continuum of progressive changes in gene expression and cellular changes.
1– 4 Diabesity is the continuum of progressive abnormal biology, which ranges from mild insulin resistance to full-blown type 2 diabetes.
Although diagnostic criteria have been established for most observable lesions, it is not unusual for pathologists to disagree in their judgment of lesions, especially those that are part of a continuum of progressive change.
Although diagnostic criteria have been established for most observable lesions, it is not unusual for pathologists to disagree, especially for lesions that are part of a continuum of progressive change (Melnick et al. 2008).
Then, burst pressure of the vessels are deterministically predicted using progressive damage modeling based on continuum damage mechanics approach.
