Sentence examples for adapted gradually from inspiring English sources

While in the distributed solution (in subsequent figures denoted as VSA), the power is adapted gradually based on the exchange of sensitivities, in the centralized solution (in subsequent figures denoted as AO), the solution to the optimization problem in the virtual layer is directly used to globally update the power allocation.

She adapted gradually to life in Hospice San José, the home where she has grown up because her family refused to take care of her.

In a paralyzed animal after vagotomy, unilateral electrical stimulation at the dorsolateral pons elicited abrupt inhibition of phrenic discharge (but to a much lesser extent than when vagi were intact) and significant prolongation of expiratory duration, both effects adapting gradually as the stimulation continued (Fig. 3c) as reported previously in vagotomized animals [42].

It is well known that yeasts, such as Saccharomyces cerevisiae, can adapt gradually to tolerate and grow in the presence of inhibitors, or other harsh environmental conditions [ 11- 13].

It has an insidious beginning and a progressive course, which can allow the person to adapt gradually to their changing situation (de Boer et al. 2007).

The above mentioned factors seem to adapt gradually to the new conditions leading to a re-escalation to the new IAP that stabilizes after the 5th post-drainage day.

In general, most of humanity tends to flourish more when global temperatures are in a warming trend and I believe we will be able to successfully adapt to gradually rising temperatures.

To adapt, I gradually took on palatable mannerisms and interests until, by the time I'd graduated from the glass-closeted world of an Ivy League school, new acquaintances inexplicably treated me like what I'd once thought was my antithesis – the bro.

Tuomela et al. (2000) showed that during the co-composting process, the microbial community must adapt to gradually reduced nutrients, oxygen and water with compost maturity.

However, their potential influences on hydrology and erosion may help organisms in arid and semi-arid ecosystems make full use of the limited water, thus adapting to gradually changing environments.

In a preconditioning program runners can adapt more gradually to the high mechanical loads of running and will be less susceptible to RRIs.