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Meanings of discontinuities in English
Point at which a function is not continuous.
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Examples for "discontinuity"
Examples for "discontinuity"
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At some level of discontinuity, of course, Darwin's strong statement must prevail.
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We analysed the reaction time data using a novel regression discontinuity approach.
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Objectives: Sleepwalkers have consistently shown N3 sleep discontinuity, especially after sleep deprivation.
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We report a series of children who spontaneously acquired pulmonary artery discontinuity.
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A sphincteric defect is seen as a discontinuity of the muscle ring.
Usage of discontinuities in English
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Conclusions: Conduction through discontinuities in RF lesions is associated with gap geometry.
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Some of these are no longer evolutionary, but revolutionary, and mark discontinuities.
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Now Schrödinger's interpretation-andthis was its great novelty-simplydenied the existence of these discontinuities.
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Despite this, both neuronal-epithelial cell interactions involve similarly sized discontinuities in the basal lamina.
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You should never have hollows and projections, continuities and discontinuities.
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I prefer the term Network Economy, because information isn't enough to explain the discontinuities we see.
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Furthermore, we find that the state-specific optimization can help avoid state-averaging-induced discontinuities on potential energy surfaces.
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Eye motion leads to discontinuities in displayed data.
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It attacked the discontinuities within its own systems.
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What should most draw our attention are discontinuities.
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The origin of discontinuities between species must therefore be recast as the key problem in evolutionary theory.
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To explain these discontinuities, Simpson relied, in part, upon the classical argument of an imperfect fossil record.
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In the air above him the discontinuities in the blue and green watery sausage shape resolved themselves.
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His music, in spite of its discontinuities, has a unifying hum, as if riding on fresh asphalt.
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It is a fast-moving, Candide-like, moral tale, full of the absurdities and the discontinuities of human life.
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Now the drug-induced discontinuities were fading.
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Discontinuities through the time