Sentence examples for such a continuum from inspiring English sources

Such a continuum should be followed by a service attentive to the needs of young children and then by a school health service.

Societies along such a continuum may continue to designate themselves as either capitalist or socialist, but they are likely to reveal as many similarities as differences in their solutions to economic problems.

Such a continuum of sizes from small and abundant to large but rare is just what a collision would produce, Tiscareno and his colleagues note.

But the fact that there is such a continuum is no reason why we must be indifferent between any two points along it".

The findings of this study may contribute to the holistic understanding and development of ecological management tools for such a continuum.

While such a continuum is controlled by progressive subsidence, specific collapse geometries result from secondary contributory factors (roof aspect ratio, collapse symmetry, pre-existing faults).

Right heart failure is not an entity as such but a continuum of disease severities and clinical symptoms and can be defined in congruence with previous definitions of heart failure by Sugawa and Sunagawa [ 12].

A proper grey top hat, which is always made from felt, described as a "gray silk hat", or a baronet's wife identified as "Lady Beryl," as opposed to Lady Rose, even Alice Roosevelt Longworth's, designation as Eleanor Roosevelt's "niece", as opposed to her cousin, can hardly mar volumes which establish such a distinguished continuum of LGBT themed scholarship.

Such an elastic continuum model predicts the fundamental resonance of our cantilever in dry air is given by 275 kHz, consistent with experimentally measured resonance of 269. 3 kHz.

In such a state, a continuum of agents having non-homogeneous references pay a cost to transfer from one point to another point in the state space.

It has been observed that such models possess a continuum flow due to the fractional derivative effect that can be characterized by a long-term memory in time (memory index).