Sentence examples for seamless continuity between from inspiring English sources
The hall is entered here, through doors that can be lifted to create a nearly seamless continuity between inside and out.
But this became easier once I realized that the work was much darker than is commonly perceived, and that there was an almost seamless continuity between the life and the work.
iCloud is deeply integrated into both OS X and iOS, so it's perfect if you use apps like Mail, Calendar and Notes, and you want seamless continuity between multiple Apple devices.
"There is a theme that runs through all of our projects," says Ryue Nishizawa, one half of the partnership with Kazuyo Sejima, "about how to open up architecture – to society, to the landscape – to form a seamless continuity between inside and out".
The Great Triangulator provided seamless continuity between the administrations of the two Bushes in systematically dismantling the proven regulatory system, introduced by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, that saved capitalism from itself during the Great Depression.
One of The Psalm Killer's numerous achievements is the seamless continuity it manufactures between the remote, somehow fictitious world of headlines and the visceral, immediate human realities that underpin that world.
The seamless continuity of services between 3G networks and WLANs will give users the feeling of a common environment towards the wireless technology.
A seamless continuity of care between facilities should be ensured at all times.
Despite these similarities, Mora tells The Creators Project that in the last year, his work has become "less reckless and less rapid," focusing more closely on the merger between the two pictures in order to fully capture the seamless continuity that makes his works so hypnotic.
The question that Ms Rousseff will have to ponder is whether seamless continuity is indeed the path to the presidency.
Rather than having one frame flow to the next, creating a seamless continuity, he made each frame as different as possible from the one that preceded it.
