continuum

the continuum of the seasons

Further,new fundamental first and second laws of thermostatics and thermodynamics for continuum mechanics are presented.

The photoabsorption spectra in the valence-shell continuum region of C2H4 are calculated by the multi-scattering self-consistent-field method in the framework of the quantum defect theory.

This is the case of micromagnetics, which is a continuum theory that stands between quantum theories like ab-initio and macroscopic theories.

The color spectrum is a continuum of different wavelengths.

Learning is a continuum that lasts a lifetime.

Time is often viewed as a continuum rather than discrete segments.

The evolution of technology is a continuum of advancements.

Health is a continuum ranging from optimal wellness to severe illness.

The music industry operates on a continuum from independent artists to major labels.

Language acquisition is a continuum that starts from basic vocabulary to fluency.

The political spectrum is a continuum from left-wing to right-wing ideologies.

Emotions exist on a continuum from joy to sorrow.

The educational system should support students along a continuum of learning abilities.

High altitude pulmonary edema particularly, it's a continuum of brain swelling.

Human aggression is a continuum, and we all exist somewhere on the spectrum.

Finally, I have also emphasized that there is a continuum between speech and writing.

This continuum from one to the next isn't quite how it works, though.

I see it [as] more of a continuum.

Legacy is really talking about continuum.

Western economies tend to sit on a continuum between these two models.

Dyslexia affects up to one in five people. It occurs on a continuum.

Some linguists believe it to be a form of proto Lingua Franca, which gradually formed the Belarusian Ukrainian dialectal continuum.

Now, we all exist on the continuum of between extreme fault-finding and extreme benefit-finding.