Sentence examples for a gradual gradient from inspiring English sources
When the inhibitor is highly diffusible, the response of the module when subject to a gradual gradient mirrors the signal.
In this case the module exhibits a co-aligned gradient response in a gradual gradient, while exhibiting an adaptive response in homogeneous stimuli.
1C" (24 hours) looks pretty abrupt proximally, but there looks to be a gradual gradient along the bit that extends out between the central veins.
Simulations of the module when subject to a gradual gradient reveal that the steady state concentration profile of the response indeed varies spatially and is qualitatively opposite to that of the signal.
If the activator is diffusible, then the module exhibits a response in a gradual gradient, which is opposite to the input simply because spatial gradient information is conveyed only through the inhibitor.
A gradual stage gradient from the inlet to outlet was observed during peak flow periods, with a shift to a sharp gradient at approximately two-thirds distance from the inlet.
2. Turn right on to a bridleway signed to the Thomas Hardy Cottage and walk on a gradual uphill gradient to pass the cottage.
For a gradual dose gradient change of 2.1 Gy/mm or smaller, dose profile degradation appears insignificant for a two-hour elapsed diffusion time.
All of these anomalies of random inhomogeneities were characterized by a gradual spectral gradient of power spectral density at large wavenumber.
Their study assumed a PSDF which has power-law decay at large wavenumbers to take into account of frequency dependence of scattering and clarified these strong and moderately strong random inhomogeneities were commonly characterized by a gradual spectral gradient.
However, recent studies in southwestern Japan (Takahashi et al. 2013, 2014) have shown that strong inhomogeneities with a gradual spectral gradient show high spatial correlations with volcanic rock areas rather than with the Quaternary volcano distribution and that the attenuation structure in southwestern Japan seems to be related to magma and fluid distributions.
