noun. Lack of continuity, logical sequence, or cohesion.

noun. A break or gap.

noun. A surface at which seismic wave velocities change.

noun. undefined

noun. A point at which a function is defined but is not continuous.

noun. A point at which a function is undefined.

noun. The fact or quality of being discontinuous; want of continuity or uninterrupted connection; disunion of parts; want of cohesion. See continuity.

noun. In mathematics, that character of a change which consists in a passage from one point, state, or value to another without passing through a continuously infinite series of intermediate points (see infinite); that character of a function which consists in an infinitesimal change of the variables not being everywhere accompanied by an infinitesimal change (including no change) of the function itself.

noun. Want of continuity or cohesion; disunion of parts.

noun. a lack of continuity, regularity or sequence; a break or gap

noun. a subterranean interface at which seismic velocities change

noun. a point in the range of a function at which it is undefined or not continuous

noun. lack of connection or continuity

"In point of fact, this may be all Don Gagliardi intends to suggest, and certainly one can agree that the attitude of rupture and discontinuity is a problem as well."

polar discontinuity  

Gutenberg discontinuity  Mohorovičić discontinuity  discontinuous  

separation  

annuity  gratuity  incongruity  perpetuity  

Protestantism  about-face  advancements  breakthrough  distinctiveness  

Doppler effect  about-face  abstraction  accommodation  adaptation