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continuum

[kuhn-tin-yoo-uhm] / kənˈtɪn yu əm /
NOUN
continuation
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"The difference between humans and chimpanzees isn't a categorical leap. It's more like a continuum," Sanford said.

From Science Daily

“But AI is a continuum of technologies, it’s not one thing.”

From The Wall Street Journal

And general relativity presents a four-dimensional continuum that bends and curves -- we tend to imagine that continuum of the events as really existing.

From Science Daily

"Cannabis use exists on a continuum," said first author Hayley Thorpe, Ph.D., a visiting scholar in Sanchez-Roige's lab and postdoctoral researcher at Western University.

From Science Daily

“I view what’s happening today as part of a continuum,” Gould told me this week.

From Los Angeles Times