Sentence examples for as it progressively from inspiring English sources
The constraints on syntax and timing are emergent from self-organization within the network as it progressively adjusts connection strengths with repeated passage from input to output with reentrant feedback.
And so he made his art about the things he knew: his boyhood; his sexuality; life on the street; and witnessing his body as it progressively fell victim to the HIV virus.
There are two different roars: the "true" roar is made using the hyoid apparatus and forced through an open mouth as it progressively closes, and the shorter, harsher "coughing" roar is made with the mouth open and teeth exposed.
Here, we have set out to follow the folding of a protein domain as it progressively moves out of the ribosome in step with chain elongation, using an assay that takes advantage of the force sensitivity of translational arrest peptides (APs) (Butkus et al., 2003; Ismail et al., 2012; Goldman et al., 2015).
The show got progressively more gripping as it became progressively more psychological.
The performance of the catalyst was measured at discrete intervals as it was progressively aged.
This descriptor provides a representation of a contour which represents the time of inflection or union of pairs of points of the shape as it is progressively smoothed [1].
impedance data, the resistance of the anodic oxide film was found to decrease as it grew progressively in 0.5 M H2SO4 solution, indicating an increase in the concentration of aluminium vacancies VAl3−(ox) within the film.
At the same time, treatment period was also observed to have a significant effect on the HSI as it increased progressively with the increasing period of exposure.
Eventually, algorithms will have to become a central tool for anatomists, as it will progressively become impossible for humans to parse the huge datasets.
However, it is evident that as it becomes progressively localized to the organelle matrix, Tfam becomes active in the replication of mtDNA and the generation of mtDNA gene products which contribute to the co-ordinated regulation of organelle biogenesis.
