Sentence examples for curve of progress from inspiring English sources

But in place of the slow progressive growth of the primary game, the linear curve of progress, the Elusive Targets transform the experience of play into a succession of closed-off moments, moments that can never be repeated.

Although King writes in the familiar nature-drenched idiom of other Florida writers and sounds the same environmentalist themes, he takes us far deeper into the Everglades and much closer to the hard-core survivalists who live a rough and furtive existence in places "outside the curve of progress and, in many ways, still outside the purview of the law".

But in terms of ideas, the career doesn't fit the standard learning curve of developmental progress.

RK: The curve of computational progress that I've charted since the 1890 census until now is amazingly smooth.

We can then use the modified form of progress curve that takes product inhibition into account.

A series of progress curves were recorded, and the initial velocities extracted from each progress curve were plotted versus PtdIns concentration.

A series of progress curves from batch reactions at 35 °C in 50 mM sodium phosphate buffer pH 6.6 and 50 mM sodium phosphate buffer pH 6.6 in 20% methanol was used to estimate the respective kinetic parameters for an appropriate kinetic model.

Initial velocities were determined by linear regression of progress curves.

Meanwhile, the neural networks can be used for description of progress curves of the whole-cell reactors.

Clones displaying activity were identified by sequencing, retransformed into E. coli BL21, purified (small scale), and kinetically characterized via determination of progress curves as described above.

Similar results were found by analysis of progress curves using the integrated Dalziel equation analysed as described for TbTDPX3 [ 9] (Supplementary Figure S2 at http://www.BiochemJ.org/bj/414/bj4140375add.htm).htm