Sentence examples for was more continuous from inspiring English sources

A careful reading of the poetry itself, however, indicates that a shift in consciousness started even earlier and was more continuous.

Bayesian statistical modeling suggests that Swifterbant occupation of the dune sites occurred during a brackish water flooding period and that occupation of the levee sites was more continuous.

The observations after oxidation test showed that the oxide film on 20-pulsed sample surface was more continuous and compact than that on the initial sample surface, and the protection mechanism of 20-pulsed sample surface changed from the combined action of outer NiCr2O4 spinel layer and inner Cr2O3 oxide film layer into outer Cr2O3 oxide film and inner Al2O3 oxide film.

The mean expected heterozygosity was higher in Huia (0.637) than in Saddleback (0.559, [24] and the length distribution of alleles at each locus was more continuous.

One possible explanation of the observed conflict is that, along the coast, maize was transported over large distances, each movement causing a single genetic bottleneck, while over land, spread was more continuous and movements were shorter and alleles were lost each time seeds passed from hand to hand.

Confocal imaging of EGFP-α-actinin in either WT or Eps8-KD cells showed a remarkably similar localization as Emerald-mEps8, with α-actinin concentrated in leader blebs where it was localized in a gradient along circumferential actin bundles, although the labelling of the bundles was more continuous and less punctate than that of Emerald-mEps8.

We now know it's more continuous.

The games are shorter, the lane is wider and the offenses are more continuous.

Forward progression is more continuous, however, because of the contraction waves.

The assumption is that, if the fossil deposits were more continuous, they would show a more gradual transition of form.

In addition, his own work on French records, which are more continuous than American ones, found that people who use computers at work are paid 15-20% more than other folk but they were better rewarded even before computers arrived on their desks.