The dispersion coefficient is derived in a capillary tube with a porous wall by considering an accurate boundary condition, which is the continuity of concentration and mass flux, at the interface between the capillary tube and porous medium.
The entire epithelium of the hair follicle is surrounded by a mesoderm-derived connective tissue sheath [ 7], which is in continuity with the DP in the hair bulb).
From a pathologist's point of view, IBC has a specific growth pattern with a central tumour mass surrounded by smaller nodules of carcinoma, which is in continuity with the central tumour and resembles the three-dimensional simulation of Figure 7 in Enderling's paper, but is also spread throughout the breast tissue and even in the dermis.
There are two kinds of measuring standards established for the continuity of piecewise parametric surfaces [3]: (1) parametric continuity, which is usually called (mathrm{C}^{n}) continuity; (2) geometric continuity, or (mathrm{G}^{n}) continuity for short.
Step 2. is continuous on, which is valid due to the continuity of the function.
Broadcasters have signed up to a "watershed", in which the more adult scenes and language are screened only after 9pm – ideally, rather later – which is why some continuity announcements advise of shooting, shagging or swearing "from the outset".
The Dublin Murder Squad books are a mystery series in name only; in multiple respects, the series transgresses the well-established conventions of the genre, the first of which is a reliable continuity in tone and dramatis personae.
2×2 Contingency tables were used for calculations of Odds ratio and Yates p-value, which is corrected for continuity.
Access between the PVs is via the oblique sinus, which is formed by continuity between the reflections along the PVs and caval veins.
Therefore, in constructing smooth piecewise surfaces, people usually consider only geometric continuity, namely, (mathrm{G}^{n}) continuity, which is irrelevant to the selected parameters.
