Sentence examples for surprisingly continuum from inspiring English sources

Somewhat surprisingly, continuum models derived from a kinetic theory considering a single, scalar granular temperature, which is further assumed to be isotropic, is still able to predict anisotropic spatially averaged fluctuating kinetic energies.

"Continuum," Syfy: This time-travel thriller was surprisingly soulful and thoughtful, despite being kind of Vancouver-y around the edges (if you've watched any inexpensive genre fare during the last 15 years, you know exactly what that adjective means).

While mutations clearly affect the very low end of the intelligence continuum, individual differences in the normal intelligence range seem to be surprisingly robust against mutations, suggesting that they might have been canalized to withstand such perturbations.

If in addition Bar Induction is assumed, then, still more surprisingly, indecomposability is maintained even when all the rational points are removed from the continuum.

Time was a continuum.

Music is a continuum.

"The continuum has changed.

580 pp. New York: Continuum.

"It represents a continuum".

Last Chance + "FORCE CONTINUUM".

There's a continuum.