Commonly, subset of real numbers, where there is a measurable difference between the possible values. Integers are usually treated as continuous in practical problems.

1640s, from French continueus or directly from Latin continuus "uninterrupted, hanging together" (see continue). Related: Continuously.

uninterrupted.

Happening without a break, non-stop. [D02538]

adj. Connected, extended, or prolonged without separation or interruption of sequence.

Action moving through multiple locations without interruptions.

continuous (pop)

A function is continuous at a number a if  Three things must take place for this to be true: 1) a must be in the domain of f, 2)  exists, and  3)

without interruption; never-ending (adv. continually) Convection

a function is continuous if you can draw it without lifting your pencil off the paper. y = f(x) is continuous at a if: 1. f(a) exists. 2. lim as x-->a f(x) exists. And 3.  lim as x-->a of f(x) = f(a). contrapositive

(adj) continuing in time or space without interruption(adj) of a function or curve; extending without break or irregularity

 - See Continuous Rating.

A unit with continuous availability is open for enrolment all year round. You can enrol and start studying at any time.

Constant or unending. In AMC drives the continuous current rating is usually 1/2 the peak rating.

form (samtidsform): see progressive aspect.

A design space that is filled with many analog variables or many elements that differ only slightly in function from each other.