1. The oral papillae form a continuous series, there are no significant gaps between the papillae.

2. They may form a continuous series with the oral papillae as in the genus Ophiopristis.

3. These papillae form an almost continuous series with 4 or 5 similar papillae associated with the second oral tentacle pore.

4. From here, there is a continuous series of gradations to gliding wings, and hence to flapping wings.

5. The distal papillae appear to form a continuous series with the superficial tentacle scales of the second oral tentacle pore.

6. A continuous series; a sequence.

7. A continuous series of arches is known as a vault.

8. A file used to store a fairly continuous series of bits, bytes, or other small, structurally uniform units.

9. A continuous series of hairpin corners causes me to reach as low as first gear and I must be careful because it is very easy to spin my tires and cause them to wear out prematurely.

10. Life, I believe, asks a continuous series of adjustments, the more meaningful his own private world becomes.

11. Life, I believe, asks a continuous series of adjustments to reality.

12. A continuous series of jokes or comic stories delivered by one comedian.

13. However, with the help of a continuous series of observations dating back to the fifth century BC, Copernicus was able to formulate a detailed model that fit two thousand years of data.

14. There are two distal oral papillae on each side of the jaw forming a continuous series with the infradental papillae.

15. Dandelions are divided into thousands of distinct kinds, fitted to where they live and blended into an almost continuous series.

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16. And 6 percent is better than 5, 7 percent better than 6, and so on up the gradual, continuous series.

17. A derailed train can slide into the influence of a tunnel mouth and will then be allowed to continue sliding below ground, as long as there is a continuous series of tunnel pieces to contain it.

18. This approach cut down on trying to solve world peace all at once, which tends to just end up being a continuous series of meetings and negotiations, producing little more than meeting minutes.