In fact, they are but components of the same continuum.
Aren't they all part of the same continuum?
To the Aga Khan, cultural and economic development are part of the same continuum.
I just see myself in that same continuum doing those same kinds of things.
Most works here vacillate between these readings, suggesting that they may belong to the same continuum.
However, in the twilight world of illegal drugs and firearms trafficking, organised crime and terrorism exist in the same continuum.
The songs, the poems, the performances seem to exist in the same continuum with his novel, "Beautiful Losers," published here this spring.
Yet, in duet with his own tape recording, Esfahani made the point that, in their patterns and their circularity, Bach and Reich were part of the same continuum.
The shooting of Mr. Diallo is surely seen as part of the same continuum as the torture of Abner Louima by Justin Volpe, the former police officer recently convicted in Brooklyn.
Sullivan periodically distinguishes between the Muslim fundamentalism of the terrorists and the Christian fundamentalists he says now dominate the Republican Party, but he sees them as part of the same continuum, and often leaps between the two.
He's fascinated by American jazz that's 50 to 100 years old and wants to show that march rhythms, ragtime stride piano and bebop rhythm — Joplin, Morton, Waller, Ellington, Monk — are all part of the same continuum.
