Sentence examples for that discontinuity from inspiring English sources

Land trusts help diminish that discontinuity, paying farmers a portion of the development value of their land so they can keep farming.

But however much reports of the unity of the biosphere may appeal, enough distinctly human abilities remain to support an argument that discontinuity with the rest of the living world is as significant as continuity.

It is essential k, the number of partitions, be chosen, such that discontinuity points lie on boundary point of partitions.

Also, against Dewey's stress on continuity, Beardsley thinks that discontinuity in nature and in culture is required for the emergence of genuine novelty in art.

It is hard to locate the sharp break from medieval and Renaissance practices that discontinuity historians from Koyré to Kuhn have celebrated.

Then, the analytical relation between RQD and discontinuity frequency that may be derived, provided that discontinuity sets follow the negative exponential model, is validated against simulation data.

This study quantitatively demonstrates that discontinuities play a fundamental role in altering rock resistance.

Quasi-static cyclic analysis results show that discontinuities arise in the response sensitivities while using non-smooth material models.

(2016) applied this algorithm to simulate full waveforms, demonstrating that discontinuities associated with the transition to supercritical conditions and the presence of magmas can be seismically observable.

It was soon discovered that discontinuities also occur at the genomic level, leading to the current genomic species definition.

Nevertheless, the analysis of these simulations suggests that discontinuities in the correlation between MPF and average age of malaria over cell size might be expected when clustering is at a specific spatial scale.