Sentence examples for Incrementally expanding from inspiring English sources
Incrementally expanding the lunch and dinner menu was an easy call, as some customers were in fact looking for specific new items or a more varied, healthier menu.
Incrementally expanding the vaccination range has the advantage of easing the logistical implementation and the funding process.
The IGE adequately manages the large input dimensionality by incrementally expanding the search depth.
By sharing posts they enjoy and "one-upping" others through the creation of cleverer, more subversive content, users are incrementally expanding the campaign.
We describe a data reduction method which uses a Bayesian hierarchical model to resolve the signal from each grain, with input from an incrementally expanding ROI.
With each thrash the kid incrementally expanded the boundary of the black — [cartoon id= a15968"] He was on his way down before he knew he'd started.
Similar to most expert systems, this system has explanation facilities, can be incrementally expanded, and has an easy to understand knowledge base.
But his companions, both veterans of the cellular industry, had assumed that, like every other cellular service provider, Bose sought places where other carriers were operating areas in which to incrementally expand.
She has no reason to place orders that would increase work for truck drivers who ferry blue jeans and pet grooming supplies to retail stores, and no need to bring on accountants, insurance agents, lawyers, forklift drivers and auto mechanics whose business opportunities would be incrementally expanded by more commerce.
At some point, it will likely also incrementally expand aspects of its nuclear program — increasing research and development, reinstalling centrifuges, curtailing inspections — to show that it is resisting Washington and to generate counter-leverage, hoping U.S. allies infuriated by Trump's rash actions look the other way.
In addition, costs can be phased in, so that the system incrementally expands to include an increasing number of children and programs.
