The part of the sentence "but with high gradient" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it to explain an event or situation that is either escalating or has a high risk of escalating. For example: "The potential for conflict in the region was low, but with high gradient recently."
Gray lines are event layers showing high (>100) peaks with high gradient (10~30) in gray scale.
Unfortunately using this method, only particular points, with high gradient or high texture, can be detected [4].
Elevating active Himalayan range with high gradient variation has made the river velocity high and high rate of denudation in high land areas.
This mesh superposition method can analyze the non-periodic microscopic stress at the crack tip under a non-uniform macroscopic strain field with high gradient.
Open image in new window Fig. 6 3-D groundwater flow velocity scenario showing the future groundwater flow scenario of 25th December 2025, which has dominant flow with high gradient in the industrial area.
So as in both cases, the most appearing modes as well as the modes with high gradient values would approach the optimal mode, so we propose here, to consider in addition to M m, the number of appearance of a mode m in the current PU, N m.
The region close to the rivet presents complex three-dimensional strain and stress distributions with high gradients and values.
(2) Although higher-order finite difference schemes give good accuracy in smooth regions, they produce spurious oscillations near regions with high gradients in the solution.
To identify its features, we calculated the phase gradient indicating the gradient of the slant-range change using the method of Sandwell and Price (1998) and found many lineaments with high gradients around this area (Fig. 5).
Mortality was higher in patients with low gradients (53.8%) at a mean follow-up of 151 days compared to those with high gradients (41%) at a mean follow-up of 256 days (p = 0.01).
