| The various continuities and discontinuities that are discernible derive from the real changes that are deemed to have taken place. |
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| Then there are other contradictions, hypocrisies and discontinuities in foreign policies. |
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| Instead what is offered is a sense of the range of representations whilst indicating some continuities and discontinuities in theme and form. |
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| The common motions are rotation and translation across the discontinuities. |
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| They loathe designer slickness and gloss and love accidents, imperfections, discontinuities and visible signs of process. |
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| In constituting them as analytic borderlands, discontinuities are given a terrain, rather than reduced to a dividing line. |
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| First, research on technological evolution suggests that technological discontinuities may provide an impetus that transforms networks. |
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| They are discontinuities in the vascular cylinder that occur where leaf traces depart from the stele. |
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| Any discontinuities through the metal forming the wall of the casting, however small, are potential sources of leakage. |
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| The range of techniques described apply to circuit discontinuities of durations ranging from approximately 10 nanoseconds to several seconds. |
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| The full range of expression of characters was examined to identify breaks or discontinuities among character states. |
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| However, often times than not, parents that relocate to different places due to work opt for boarding schools to remove discontinuities in their child's education. |
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| As they become the subject of disagreement between political parties, there may be sharp discontinuities in policies each time there is a change of government. |
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| In their view, the weaknesses of industry lay in lack of access to technology, limited market size, and discontinuities of policies during the postwar era. |
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| In these circumstances, erosion of the substrate leads to stripping of laminae and the generation of discontinuities within the tidal mouthbar unit. |
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| The problem is not with the discontinuities imposed by immigration, but with the fragmentation of the self caused by the brutality and horrors of the flight itself. |
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| Does a culture that believes something incorrect but positive about its history suffer from breaks or discontinuities, or could the experience for its citizens be a good one? |
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| The risk of obscuring the continuities and discontinuities within a historical period often comes up when one writes about a year coming to an end. |
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| With all the continuities and discontinuities outlined in our separate chapters, this period was clearly fundamental for the subsequent development of Europe. |
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| But, says Colgate, as the shock proceeds it should meet discontinuities, boundaries between layers of different density. |
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| Interactions with the mantle discontinuities play a significant role in slab rollback. |
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| The salinity fronts are also pycnoclines due to the water density discontinuities. |
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| Partial voicing can mean light but continuous voicing, discontinuous voicing, or discontinuities in the degree of voicing. |
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| In this regard, theories of syntax tend to explain discontinuities in one of two ways, either via movement or via feature passing. |
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| The orientation and spacing of the discontinuities were described using the scanline mapping method, following the ISRM description criteria. |
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| Micropaleontologic proxies for sea-level change and stratigraphic discontinuities. |
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| Sphinx was designed to accurately simulate these effects, including gap fields, wrap around currents, and return path discontinuities. |
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| Critical reactions to narrative discontinuities are studied in the fifth chapter. |
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| When these bends or discontinuities are in the same direction as the relative motions along the fault, extension occurs. |
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| This book presents some new approaches and basic results connected with the discontinuities of the electromagnetic field. |
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| If true, this supposition rules out ontological discontinuities in the process of hominization and in the evolution of human culture. |
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| When hydrothorax was investigated by surgery or pleuroscopy, these discontinuities appeared as blisters or blebs on the diaphragmatic pleuroperitoneum. |
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| Beck allows the final meaning of his work to be dictated by the Sonderweg debate, whereas he might have searched for other continuities and discontinuities. |
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| Five major discontinuities are combining and will force IT organizations to change long-standing practices for procuring and managing IT, according to Gartner, Inc. |
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| But the continuity of this identity exists in, and only in, its perpetual salvagings and reconstructions in the face of repeated disruptions and discontinuities. |
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| The great seismic discontinuities in the mantle, at 410 and 670 kilometer depth, are disrupted by the descent of cold slabs in deep subduction zones. |
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| Such discontinuities challenge any theory of syntax, and any theory of syntax is going to have a component that can address these discontinuities. |
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