Sentence examples for a continuous progression from inspiring English sources

The video "Women in Film," on YouTube, morphs the faces of female stars, from the silent period to the present, in a continuous progression, making it clear that eyes may be freakishly pinned open (Crawford) or flirtatiously half closed (Marilyn Monroe), but they must be liquid and voluminous.

There is a continuous progression from perennial streams through intermittent streams to ephemeral streams: the latter command much attention, especially because their effects in erosion, transportation, and deposition can be inordinately great and also because they relate closely to periods and cycles of gullying.

"There're no sharp boundaries, nothing to stand or sail on, but there's a continuous progression from gas to liquid to some sort of solid".

Since the steps of spermatogenesis require a continuous progression of the cell cycle rather than any arrest, germ cells might therefore be more sensitive to apoptosis.

One proposal is that outside of FA, memory is all of one sort with a continuous progression from STM to long-term memory (LTM).

The texts of the eight remaining codices are provided in a continuous progression, in which recipes are marked by their title only, sometimes with differently coloured ink, and without any comments in the pages' margins.

Tangential penetrations encountered a smooth and continuous progression of preferred orientations, although some sudden transitions were also observed (Hubel and Wiesel 1974).

While consumers now expect products and devices to be "enabled" and expect continuous progression (such as the progress of the iPhones 3, 4 and 5) there is a parallel momentum towards the authentic and the manual (such as the resurgence of the interest in the processes and practices of baking).

In conclusion, our findings showed a progression in all four parameters of the disability scale, representing a continuous, unbroken progression of neurological manifestations.

Both podocyte depletion models give important information about the continuous progression of FSGS in a dose dependent manner, but do not address the cause of primary FSGS.

Radiographic joint damage is considered one of the most important outcome measures in RA with the erosive changes that appear early in the disease course, shows continuous progression and accounts for a substantial proportion of disability in RA [ 5- 9].