continuousness

It's used with finite verbs to give the sense of continuousness:

Flow, on the other hand, is responsible for the continuousness or ongoingness of motions.

This sense of continuousness is the most distinctive (and the most pleasing) aspect of Wright's poetry.

The phrase like that is commonly appended to the end of the sentence to emphasize descriptions by adding vividness and continuousness.

The purpose was to create a university continuousness to Universität Straßburg that existed till the 1.

One splendid satisfying sweep passes with easy transition into another, and there is nothing to trouble or dislocate the strong continuousness of the main line of the road.

Reference to the BS Inquiry is disingenuous: it was the army spent the fortune: for their continuousness, i.e. policy, of murderous deeds.

The buildings erected in Basel and the surrounding area according to Werenfels' plans, testify his stylistic continuousness to the contemporary Alsatian architecture.

But all the new calendars - of business, information, entertainment and politics - insist on the unbroken continuousness of time, the never-ending utility or diversion in every passing moment.

The players picked up at the start of the second movement - a pity, since the two movements are played without pause, and the work relies to some extent on that continuousness to work its magic.

In addition to the financial budgeting role, the ministry is also responsible for the administration of pension plans, procurement, advising government/cabinet on human resources, pandemic government continuousness planning, and support services such as communication systems.

Other Theosophical writers such as Alice Bailey, a contemporary of Leadbeater, also gave continuousness to Theosophical concepts of ethereal beings and her works had a great impact over New Age movement.