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| rdfs:comment | - a complicated strategy game on stickpage, a sliding-tile platformer. Awarded Best Student Game at the 2010 Independent Games Festival. There are 31 levels. Do you have what it takes to beat all of them? Collect the key and make it to the door by twisting platforms
- Continuity is an infamous GalaxyNet broker of assassins. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- The original Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha (2004) was a spin-off of the Triangle Heart 3 video game, and until 2010, all following animated works in the Nanoha franchise have followed the same continuity, usually referred as "primary". In 2010, however, several separate continuities branched off the main one.
- Continuity is an Occupation normally listed under Other Crew. If the credits directly indicate it, then it might also be listed under Special Effects.
- Continuity represents characters, settings and a string of events that are all shared within a single specific timeline. Due to artistic license, and the vastness of the greater Planet of the Apes mythos, not all storylines take place within the same shared continuity. Details revealed from various resources often conflict with information supplied by other sources. As such, there are several continuities that relate to the Planet of the Apes, but are distinguished from one another for one reason or another. This database divides the separate continuities into the following family groups:
- Although many of the Oz films aren't related some of them are believed to be. Here is a continuity that fans made up.
* Oz the Great and Powerful
* The Wizard of Oz
* Return to Oz
* Tin Man
- __notoc__ <default><span style="font-weight:bold;">Continuity</span></default> <format><span style="font-weight:bold;"></span></format> Mod.png Statistics Polarity Rarity Trading Tax 8,000 Dropped by Dropped byOther:Orokin Tower Containers Transmutable Untransmutable Continuity increases the Ability Duration of a Warframe's abilities.
- Creator Robert Kirkman has ambiguous answers to central questions about The Walking Dead. The Walking Dead is assumed to be rich in history, but the bigger details of the characters and the world they are living in are largely undiscussed or unrevealed, with only little facts and hints shown throughout the series.
- Continuity is the state or quality of being continuous.
- The term continuity refers to the history, geography, characters, and "world laws" (e.g. concerning things such as magic) of individual dreams. A continuity might include restrictions on what races may be played, what character classes exist, and what factions characters may belong to. Many persona roleplayers have "personal" continuity, that is, a specific character background known only to them.
- For information on the topic of continuity in fiction, continuity errors, and retroactive continuity (retcon), see wikipedia - Continuity (fiction) The following pages attempt to document various errors in continuity, and if possible, draw a reasonable conclusion on what can be considered "canon".
- A continuity is a fictional universe or timeline that is characterized by recurring characters and settings and an internal consistency with regards to characterization and depicted events. Typically, stories that are produced by a particular licensor (such as IDW) or in a particular form of media (such as comic books) are in continuity with each other, meaning that they are meant to all take place in the same "world".
- According to Wikipedia, continuity is "consistency of the characteristics of persons, plot, objects, places and events seen by the reader or viewer" of fictional works. The term may be applied in the Grand Theft Auto series to compare the consistency in a number of fictional topics in each game. It is difficult to ascertain whether continuity errors in many of the games are intentional or not, as settings and characters have been frequently redesigned, while plot lines in certain games are known not to relate to each other. It can be assumed Rockstar North, the series' primary developer, has little regards to continuity when the need arises.
- Most TV programs pride themselves on maintaining an accurate and chronological continuity of actions between episodes and seasons, stringing together tightly-woven plot arcs that can last for years and require watching the entire series from the start to understand all the elements at play in a single episode.
- The manga was the first continuity to come along, so obviously it contained a lot of idea sketches, changes, and developments. The original basis of the series was a goddess coming to live with a man, and eventually as time went on it was clear that Mr. Fujishima had other ideas that came to mind; even if his new ideas clashed with his old ideas, he simply ignored those discrepancies in continuity and forged ahead.
- A function which is continuous is one in which, intuitively, small changes in the input result in small changes in the output. Otherwise, a function is said to be discontinuous. A continuous function with a continuous inverse function is called bicontinuous. Continuity is more rigorously defined as follows: is continuous at if and only if: All three parts of the continuity test must be proven true in order for the function to be continuous. All polynomial functions are continuous.
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| Transcript | - The BEAST is the now. For him, past and future are mere words, and so are weightless. The Jungle teaches him the thrill of chance -- life and limb may be forfeit with one fatal twist. All else, he survives. It is the MAN who is haunted by tomorrow's hopes, and who regrets his yesterday.
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| abstract | - A function which is continuous is one in which, intuitively, small changes in the input result in small changes in the output. Otherwise, a function is said to be discontinuous. A continuous function with a continuous inverse function is called bicontinuous. Continuity is more rigorously defined as follows: is continuous at if and only if: 1.
* exists, proving that a point exists in that function at 2.
* exists, proving that both sides of the function are approaching a specific value (if it is not possible to take a 2-sided limit, it may be necessary to do 2 1-sided limits and prove they are equal to each other first) 3.
* , proving the function is approaching the same value as the point is at All three parts of the continuity test must be proven true in order for the function to be continuous. Continuity may be considered important since if a function is not continuous, it is non-differentiable at that point as well. However, if the function is continuous, that does not necessarily mean it is differentiable there, although it may be. All polynomial functions are continuous. File:Integral apl obsah2.svg This calculus-related article contains minimal information concerning its topic. You can help the Mathematics Wikia by adding to it.
- a complicated strategy game on stickpage, a sliding-tile platformer. Awarded Best Student Game at the 2010 Independent Games Festival. There are 31 levels. Do you have what it takes to beat all of them? Collect the key and make it to the door by twisting platforms
- Continuity is an infamous GalaxyNet broker of assassins. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- A continuity is a fictional universe or timeline that is characterized by recurring characters and settings and an internal consistency with regards to characterization and depicted events. Typically, stories that are produced by a particular licensor (such as IDW) or in a particular form of media (such as comic books) are in continuity with each other, meaning that they are meant to all take place in the same "world". This is not always the case, however. For example, the IDW comic Transformers Evolutions consists of stories that are explicitly set in different universes than the other IDW comics. IDW's own Beast Wars comics are also separate from their "main" continuity. The various coloring books published by Marvel in the 1980s might all take place in the same universe as each other, but there are no direct ties between them, and they could easily each be "in their own little world." Still, even in cases such as these, there are important similarities. Even though Evolutions' first story, "Hearts of Steel," can't fit in the same story-world as Transformers: Infiltration, they are alternate worlds in a relatively minor sense; the same Transformers characters are present in both, they just interact with Humanity at different points in time. Marvel's coloring books disagree on many points with the Marvel comic books, but they agree on many points as well. Thus, although the coloring books and the comics are not in continuity with each other, their similarities allow both to be categorized as being members of a Generation One "continuity family".
- According to Wikipedia, continuity is "consistency of the characteristics of persons, plot, objects, places and events seen by the reader or viewer" of fictional works. The term may be applied in the Grand Theft Auto series to compare the consistency in a number of fictional topics in each game. It is difficult to ascertain whether continuity errors in many of the games are intentional or not, as settings and characters have been frequently redesigned, while plot lines in certain games are known not to relate to each other. It can be assumed Rockstar North, the series' primary developer, has little regards to continuity when the need arises. A degree of effort was made to maintain continuity in the 3D Universe, with many characters recurring between titles, the settings maintaining their designs, and Grand Theft Auto III's plot expanded. Minor continuity errors, however, were still persistent in this part of the series. Similarly, continuity in HD Universe remain, although it no longer link's to the previous games.
- The original Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha (2004) was a spin-off of the Triangle Heart 3 video game, and until 2010, all following animated works in the Nanoha franchise have followed the same continuity, usually referred as "primary". In 2010, however, several separate continuities branched off the main one.
- The term continuity refers to the history, geography, characters, and "world laws" (e.g. concerning things such as magic) of individual dreams. A continuity might include restrictions on what races may be played, what character classes exist, and what factions characters may belong to. Many persona roleplayers have "personal" continuity, that is, a specific character background known only to them. Though individual dream owners are encouraged to maintain their own continuities, Furcadia itself has a canon continuity, known as the Dragonlands. The rules for play within this setting are known as Furre!. Most main maps, specifically those intended for roleplay such as The Wylde, are set within this continuity.
- Most TV programs pride themselves on maintaining an accurate and chronological continuity of actions between episodes and seasons, stringing together tightly-woven plot arcs that can last for years and require watching the entire series from the start to understand all the elements at play in a single episode. Aqua Teen Hunger Force is known for having little to no continuity of any kind between episodes, much less seasons. As such, main characters (such as Carl and the Aqua Teens) are regularly killed or permanently mutilated without any lasting consequences, returning unharmed in the next episode (sometimes even in the same episode). Even minor characters which are killed for humorous value in one way or another regularly re-appear later with no questions or commentary. Characters which hate each other one episode may have no particular feelings at all by the next one. This is particularly true for Master Shake, several episodes of which have him antagonizing Frylock, Meatwad, or Carl until they move out, kill him, or swear they're never going to speak to him again, with all inevitably being forgotten and reset to normal. Major locations and objects (such as Carl's house and car and the Aqua Teen house) are also often completely destroyed without any damage carrying over into the next episode. What this boils down to is being able to watch any given episode and not have to know a single thing about what preceded it. Each exists as its own 11-minute movie, in essence. There are exceptions to this rule and a few minor plot arcs (such as the "Marcula episodes" when the Aqua Teens' landlord has them cocooned in the desert for several episodes and the stories revolve around other characters occupying their house). This is part of the surreal humor and general "who cares?" attitude the show is known for, and why so many fans love it. Viewers shouldn't be confused.
- Continuity is an Occupation normally listed under Other Crew. If the credits directly indicate it, then it might also be listed under Special Effects.
- For information on the topic of continuity in fiction, continuity errors, and retroactive continuity (retcon), see wikipedia - Continuity (fiction) The following pages attempt to document various errors in continuity, and if possible, draw a reasonable conclusion on what can be considered "canon".
* Ancient Lugian Fortress
* Ages of the Empyrean Versus The History of Auberean
* Basic Backstory
* Empyrean as a Term
* Halaetan Islands
* Harlune
* In-Game Calendar
* Isparian History:
* Timeline of Ispar - continuity regarding how the timeline of Ispar evolved.
* Roulean Calendar and Portal Years - continuity regarding the conversion between the Roulean calendar of Ispar and the Portal Year calendar of Dereth.
* Aluvian History - continuity specifically as it relates to the Aluvian people.
* Gharu'ndim History - continuity specifically as it relates to the Gharu'ndim people.
* Sho History - continuity specifically as it relates to the Sho people.
* Viamontian History - continuity specifically as it relates to the Viamontian people.
* Kellin I and Caerlin I
* Lifestones
* Names of Cultures and Nations (old article, incomplete: Names of Places and Races)
* Dericost versus Dericostian
* Garondish versus Gharu'ndim
* Gearknight versus Gear Knight
* Habrean versus Haebraen versus Haebran versus Haebrean versus Haebrous
* Milantan versus Milantane versus Milantean versus Milantos
* Viamont versus Viamonter versus Viamontian
* Virindi versus Virin'di
* Yalain versus Yalaini
* Rytheran and the Graveyard
* Sendings of Darkness
* Tanada House of Earth
* Undead
- Continuity represents characters, settings and a string of events that are all shared within a single specific timeline. Due to artistic license, and the vastness of the greater Planet of the Apes mythos, not all storylines take place within the same shared continuity. Details revealed from various resources often conflict with information supplied by other sources. As such, there are several continuities that relate to the Planet of the Apes, but are distinguished from one another for one reason or another. This database divides the separate continuities into the following family groups:
- Although many of the Oz films aren't related some of them are believed to be. Here is a continuity that fans made up.
* Oz the Great and Powerful
* The Wizard of Oz
* Return to Oz
* Tin Man
- __notoc__ <default><span style="font-weight:bold;">Continuity</span></default> <format><span style="font-weight:bold;"></span></format> Mod.png Statistics Polarity Rarity Trading Tax 8,000 Dropped by Dropped byOther:Orokin Tower Containers Transmutable Untransmutable Continuity increases the Ability Duration of a Warframe's abilities.
- Creator Robert Kirkman has ambiguous answers to central questions about The Walking Dead. The Walking Dead is assumed to be rich in history, but the bigger details of the characters and the world they are living in are largely undiscussed or unrevealed, with only little facts and hints shown throughout the series.
- Continuity is the state or quality of being continuous.
- The manga was the first continuity to come along, so obviously it contained a lot of idea sketches, changes, and developments. The original basis of the series was a goddess coming to live with a man, and eventually as time went on it was clear that Mr. Fujishima had other ideas that came to mind; even if his new ideas clashed with his old ideas, he simply ignored those discrepancies in continuity and forged ahead. The OVAs are the next continuity. As mentioned previously on other sections of this site, the OVAs rewrote the beginning of the story as if Mr. Fujishima knew exactly how his characters would end up currently. I would say these changes are due to the fact that the vision is now different; it is no longer simply about a goddess living with a man, but also a conflict between worlds and rules (as further shown in the movie). The TV series is the most recent. It seems to me that they attempted to redo the OVAs and take them to the next level; all of the character appear as they currently appear in manga canon, and have their current personalities. However, the concept is the same; it is the characters who have evolved.
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