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Continuity or
continuous may
refer to:
Continuity (mathematics), the
opposing concept to discreteness;
common examples include Continuous probability distribution...
- mathematics, a
continuous function is a
function such that a
continuous variation (that is a
change without jump) of the
argument induces a
continuous variation...
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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...
- The
present continuous, also
called the
present progressive or
present imperfect, is a verb form used in
modern English that
combines the
present tense...
- In
software engineering,
continuous integration (CI) is the
practice of
merging all developers'
working copies to a
shared mainline several times a day...
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Continuous track is a
system of
vehicle propulsion used in
tracked vehicles,
running on a
continuous band of
treads or
track plates driven by two or more...
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Continuous optimization is a
branch of
optimization in
applied mathematics. As
opposed to
discrete optimization, the
variables used in the
objective function...
- In physics, a
continuous spectrum usually means a set of
attainable values for some
physical quantity (such as
energy or wavelength) that is best described...
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Continuous breeders are
animal species that can
breed or mate
throughout the year. This
includes humans and apes (chimpanzees, gorillas, orangutans, and...
- A
continuous wave or
continuous waveform (CW) is an
electromagnetic wave of
constant amplitude and frequency,
typically a sine wave, that for mathematical...
