Sentence examples for representing a continuum from inspiring English sources

In this study, four broad habitat types were recognized in the urban environment, representing a continuum of modification ranging from parks with remnant vegetation to streetscapes dominated by native vegetation and those dominated by exotic vegetation to recently developed streetscapes.

Mr. Kennedy, the bill's chief sponsor, called it the necessary next step in civil rights legislation, representing "a continuum of this nation attempting to define what this nation ought to be, that is a nation that is going to be free from discrimination, hatred and bigotry".

The revised Bloom's taxonomy of educational objectives (Anderson & Krathwohl, 2001) includes six verbs representing a continuum of increasing cognitive complexity: remember, understand, apply, analyse, evaluate and create.

The figure defines the three core dimensions as a three-dimensional space with each dimension representing a continuum between two boundary values.

In COSFLOW, a porous medium is simulated as a region having two porosities; one representing a continuum porous rock (primary porosity) and the other representing a fracture network (secondary porosity).

In an adaptation of the body-silhouette methodology, nine culturally appropriate body silhouettes, representing a continuum of very thin to very large shapes, were used to elicit women's views on their present, previous-year, and preferred body shapes, and on the shape they perceived as healthy.

"It represents a continuum".

He and Gebrselassie, friendly but not friends, represent a continuum.

Step 1: The instructor lays a climbing rope on the ground to represent a continuum.

More broadly, the license is granted by society and represents a continuum of permission to do business.

Art represents a continuum of human experience across all parts of the world and all periods of history.