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Since the questions themselves sometimes change, the progress of science is discontinuous.

Second, it reports if either of the white lines are discontinuous.

Several discontinuous sections of this road are still in use.

The architect has described the park as a large, discontinuous building.

In most cases, though, the E is not very thick and may be discontinuous.

Administration of two discontinuous territories was also seen as a challenge.

He was the first, and so far the only mayor, to have been elected for two discontinuous terms.

Discontinuous employment was an integral part of these women's working lives.

However, the system is discontinuous, and it does not connect every downtown building.

Its distribution has been greatly reduced and is now discontinuous.

The structure of the story is a somewhat shattered and discontinuous one.

As with most such discontinuous functions, there is a question of the value at the transition points.

Conway's function, on the other hand, is discontinuous at every point.

We witness, in 90 minutes, a handful of discontinuous scenes.

Development of discontinuous deformation analysis, the first ten years; 1986-1996.

This function is only discontinuous at one point (0) and seemed like a cheat to many.

Making the grinding of energy a discontinuous affair increases its effect.

The series is broken into two branches, the continuous and the discontinuous.

The existence of equilibrium in discontinuous economic games, I: theory.

But this would result in a discontinuous change when the input value passed over that threshold.

Boundary movement is discontinuous and the direction of motion may change suddenly.

It is discontinuous with the rest of the trail.

Thresholds will be present, however, only in cases where abrupt and discontinuous change is possible.

Discontinuous operators on complete spaces require a little more work.

Some of the final products could be wrenching, discontinuous, provocative.