serialized drama or show in parts; a story broadcast in sequential episodes

The quality of being continuous; a state where things follow one after another without interruption

continuously; incessantly; happening without any break or interruption

discontinuous; discrete; (as a noun) discontinuity

The Moho; the boundary between the earth's crust and the mantle

The branch of mechanics that deals with the analysis of the kinematics and the mechanical behavior of materials modeled as a continuous mass rather than as discrete particles.

a continuous sequence or whole in which no part is distinct from adjacent parts

An electromagnetic spectrum that contains all colors from red to violet in an unbroken sequence, typically emitted by incandescent solids, liquids, or high-pressure gases

The way a tone changes when it is spoken together with other syllables in a sequence; tone sandhi.

a series of criminal acts of the same nature committed successively under a single criminal intent, treated as a single offense in some legal systems

monitoring or surveillance that is carried out without interruption

(mathematics) the continuum hypothesis, which states that there is no set whose size is between that of the integers and the real numbers

The process by which a computer recognizes and transcribes speech spoken at a natural pace without pauses between words.

a television series or show consisting of several episodes; a drama series

a speech sound produced without a complete closure of the vocal tract

A television drama or program where the story continues across several episodes; TV soap opera.

biological theory stating that germ plasm is the only hereditary material and is passed down continuously from generation to generation

absolutely continuous; describing a specific property of certain functions or measures in mathematics