Associations to the word «Discontinuous»
Noun
- Constituent
- Buffer
- Optimization
- Gel
- Replication
- Negation
- Gradient
- Fourier
- Dyeing
- Deformation
- Continuity
- Fragmentary
- Composite
- Bedding
- Han
- Derivative
- Segment
- Strand
- Convergence
- Outcrop
- Dependency
- Ventilation
- Yield
- Polymerase
- Domain
- Ous
- Escarpment
- Metz
- Pedestrian
- Permutation
- Syntax
- Modulation
- Batch
- Function
- Decomposition
- Diffusion
- Displacement
- Primer
- Oscillation
- Droplet
- Manifold
- Distribution
- Xx
- Transition
- Equation
- Formulation
- Startling
- Inequality
- Np
- Gully
- Switching
- Dispersion
- Yarn
- Lowland
- Rna
- Whisker
- Verb
- Assay
- Jump
- Iteration
- Fiber
- Variation
- Prestige
Adjective
- Continuous
- Electrophoresis
- Discrete
- Periodic
- Nonlinear
- Gradient
- Stochastic
- Constituent
- Fragmented
- Abrupt
- Derivative
- Topological
- Quadratic
- Calculated
- Sporadic
- Linear
- Finite
- Postmodern
- Capillary
- Spaced
- Dimensional
- Numerical
- Zero
- Sequential
- Intermittent
- Infinite
- Homogeneous
- Constrained
- Trailing
- Convex
- Subjective
- Null
- Siberian
- Differential
Wiktionary
DISCONTINUOUS, adjective. Having breaks or interruptions; intermittent
DISCONTINUOUS, adjective. (mathematics) having at least one discontinuity
Dictionary definition
DISCONTINUOUS, adjective. Of a function or curve; possessing one or more discontinuities.
DISCONTINUOUS, adjective. Not continuing without interruption in time or space; "discontinuous applause"; "the landscape was a discontinuous mosaic of fields and forest areas"; "he received a somewhat haphazard and discontinuous schooling".
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