Sentence examples for quite continuous from inspiring English sources

From the known results for self-adjoint and quite continuous operators (see [7]), it follows that λ k continuously depends on μ, where | λ 1 | 2 = ∥ A ∥ 2 = ∫ Ω ∫ Ω c ( x ) c ( t ) ( h ( x − t, μ ) ) 2 d x d t. (15).

"The trend has been quite continuous," said Rainer Wezel, director of the Institute for Consumer Research, a research group in Cologne that has been monitoring prices for about 1,000 goods and services.

In "The Tree of Life," the shots are not quite continuous — that is, they don't match up in the manner of classical shooting and editing, in which a given body movement is carried over from one shot to the next.

A possible limit to the technological solution here proposed is the thermal inertia of the Rankine cycles that imposes a quite continuous availability of flue gas.

A deposition time of 6 h led to quite continuous films of about 10 11 μm thickness with a few scattered gaps, as shown in Fig. 2c.

Few publications, however august or important, have had quite the same continuous cultural impact on British life as British Vogue.

It is known that the Schmidt correlation performs quite well for continuous fin designs.

Moreover, the obtained results also show that the wheel and workpiece chatters are quite different, having continuous and intermittent characters respectively.

Although the concept of random media has been popularly adopted in theoretically modeling seismic scattering (Sato et al., 2012), it assumes quite often a continuous heterogeneity.

This seems quite likely, as the continuous evolution in the absence of recombination should lead to continuous relaxed selection and increased genetic drift and draft.

These demands, far from seeming continuous, are quite distinct on ethical grounds, not just epicurean ones.