Continuity
The continuity ( from the Latin verb continere containing dt, taking, together, hold ) may refer to:
- In general, in the sense of unbroken continuity, uninterrupted connection, see the perpetuation
- Continuity in mathematics
- Continuous process in the chemical process engineering
- Continuity (philosophy), is related to the law of continuity ( design law )
- Business Continuity Management, continuing the business under unexpectedly difficult conditions (such as crises ), see
- In cultural anthropology in the form and function consistent exercise of customs, see custom
- Continuity (media), the substantive consistency for several past productions, such as parts of a film series or episodes of a series
- Continuity, in the movie Art of content consistency within a production, especially during the transition between two settings, see Connection (film )
- Continuity (sculpture) is a sculpture by Max Bill at the headquarters of Deutsche Bank in Frankfurt am Main
See also:
- Continuous spectrum
- Continuity Theory ( History)
- Continuity theorem of Hartogs
- Continuum
- Discontinuity, the opposite of the continuity
- Disambiguation