Sentence examples for Gradual broadening from inspiring English sources

Actually this is better – better because a gradual broadening of the recovery is more likely to be sustainable than an artificially driven spurt.

The increase in strain rate sensitivity parameter with pressure and decreasing temperature from 0.028 to 0.035 was manifest as a gradual broadening of the neck.

(5) The gradual broadening of his own awareness of the farm and its connection to the web of cat roads, as they were called, both northwest and southeast, along with even smaller roads whose purpose had been lost to time: old wagon trails and Indian paths that arrayed themselves as potential routes all the way to the outer edges of the Chicago stockyards.

The continuous evolution of PACS technology has led to a gradual broadening of its applications, ranging from teleradiology to CAD (Computer-Assisted Diagnosis) and multidimensional imaging, and is moving into the direction of providing access to image data outside the Radiology department, so to reach all the branches of the healthcare enterprise.

The subsequent developments in Buffon's thought toward what an older tradition of scholarship mistakenly interpreted to be evolutionism, involved the gradual broadening of his natural-historical or "physical" species to include wider and wider degrees of material relationship.

The observed diffraction peak corresponding to Au (111) and (200) exhibits gradual broadening with sharpening of the increased peak intensity as Au thicknesses were increased (10 to 40 nm).

A triangulation of methods tailor-made for every specific stakeholder group allows the gradual deepening and broadening of participation in problem definition, knowledge generation, development of applicable solutions and implementation.

This has resulted in warnings in Parliament of "mission creep," a gradual undeclared broadening of the British commitment.

The purchase of the building reflects Bhutan's gradual drive to broaden its connections with the outside world, said Om Pradhan, the Bhutanese ambassador to the United Nations.

It involves a gradual, sometimes authorized, sometimes not, broadening of a bureaucracy's original mission.

Examination of the H-transfer rates, the temperature dependence of KIEint, and MD calculations revealed that lengthening the average DAD and broadening its distribution leads to a gradual increase in the temperature dependence of KIEsint.