Sentence examples for to discontinuity from inspiring English sources
noun
A lack of continuity, regularity or sequence; a break or gap.
In contrast, participants who exhibited a bias to discontinuity consistently reported continuous tones with remote noise bursts as discontinuous, and showed a weaker susceptibility to the continuity illusion.
This leads to discontinuity and short-term thinking.Power at a priceThe withdrawal from Iraq will ease some of the pressures but not all.
The EDL effect is reduced in unsaturated concrete due to discontinuity of liquid phase.
Further investigation of this problem has shown that it is most likely due to discontinuity of the derivative dU t)/dt at the above point.
Although it performs better when compared to discontinuity preserving homogeneous MRF prior, the solution can be improved by using inhomogeneous MRF prior.
Finally, the proposed method was applied to discontinuity grouping in an underground water-sealed oil storage cavern in Liaoning Province, China.
Perhaps this is related to discontinuities in time and purpose.
Instead, Godard cut within scenes, even within shots, and thus produced the film's famous "jump cuts," which called attention to discontinuities in space and time and made the artist's hand all the more apparent.
Therefore, in addition to weak signals and black swans, Futures Research should pay more attention to discontinuities.
The classical GMM-based conversion is applied frame by frame which may lead to discontinuities.
In general, the change of the segment leads to discontinuities in ( {z}_k ), e.g., when the signal is not periodic.
