Sentence examples for a gradual progress from inspiring English sources

These analyses have shown that the sequence of N1, N2, and P2 waves represents a gradual progress from processes reflecting noxious stimulus characteristics to processes directly or indirectly related to the perception of pain8,9.

The second issue had to do with the lack of achieving a gradual progress, starting from activities targeting simpler knowledge areas (such as TK, TCK or PK) and coming to more complex ones (such as TPK and TPACK) needed for scenario design.

Since history itself, in Vico's view, is the manifestation of Providence in the world, the transition from one stage to the next and the steady ascendance of reason over imagination represent a gradual progress of civilization, a qualitative improvement from simpler to more complex forms of social organization.

Thus, by a gradual progress, we may from time to time introduce every improvement in our constitution, that shall be suitable to our situation.

In most of the developed world demographic change is a gradual progress following the steady socioeconomic growth over several decades.

She's a lifelong institutionalist at a time of bitter distrust in institutions, a believer in gradual progress faced with violent impatience.

"There is still a long way to go, but there has been a lot of gradual progress, especially over the past two decades," she said.

It is hard to argue against a story of gradual progress.

This is not a story of gradual progress: neither gender relations nor race relations steadily improved over the three crucial decades covered by this study.

Follett uses the tools of popular fiction to great effect in these books, illuminating a nation's gradual progress toward modernity.

But the primary impression was of a man and a woman undergoing ritualistic purification, their gradual progress towards the camera, stripping away of clothes, washing and immersion in water adjusted to coincide in time with the live performance.