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Continuity or
continuous may
refer to:
Continuity (mathematics), the
opposing concept to discreteness;
common examples include Continuous probability distribution...
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continuous function is a
function that does not have any
abrupt changes in value,
known as discontinuities. More precisely, a
function is
continuous if...
- In
software engineering,
continuous integration (CI) is the
practice of
merging all developers'
working copies to a
shared mainline several times a day...
- The
present continuous, also
called the
present progressive or
present imperfect, is a verb form used in
modern English that
combines the
present tense...
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Continuous delivery (CD) is a
software engineering approach in
which teams produce software in
short cycles,
ensuring that the
software can be reliably...
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Continuous production is a flow
production method used to manufacture, produce, or
process materials without interruption.
Continuous production is called...
- term "
continuous distribution" to
denote distributions whose ****ulative
distribution functions are
continuous,
rather than
absolutely continuous. These...
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Continuous modelling is the
mathematical practice of
applying a
model to
continuous data (data
which has a
potentially infinite number, and divisibility...
- statistics, a
quantitative variable may be
continuous or discrete; they are
typically obtained by
measuring (=
continuous) or
counting (=discrete). If it can...
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Continuous ****essment is a form of
educational examination that
evaluates a student's
progress throughout a
prescribed course. It is
often used as an alternative...
