Sentence examples for developing slightly from inspiring English sources

It is therefore an important challenge to solve these problems by developing slightly larger particles (e. g. on the submicrometer scale) in which the properties generated by the nanoscale material are preserved.

In the course of generating this map, the robots "learn" to walk, each developing slightly different solutions from its peers: Some determine that it's best to walk on all six legs, whereas others prefer just three, four, or some hybrid.

Günther told ScienceInsider that there was one minor development last week: The patient developed slightly elevated levels of D-dimers, which are protein fragments that are a possible indication of a coagulation disorder and could be a sign of Ebola infection.

Male inflorescences develop slightly earlier than the female and this feature continues throughout development with a concomitant pollen release 3 to 4 days before the female flower becomes functional.

"After 150 episodes we've each developed slightly different interests and styles".

Mr. Rubin said each manufacturer had developed slightly different approaches with tablets.

"It's not to say people should disregard medical advice … but babies do develop slightly at different rates.

For their Montague Street projects, the Parfitt brothers, joined in 1882 by their brother Albert, developed slightly differing facades.

"Plus, it can make you happy and can help you develop slightly more sophistication in your relationships and your knowledge of the opposite sex.

A basil (or broccoli) in one village developed slightly different characteristics to one grown where the aspect or soil had favoured other traits.

Species whose song acquisition involves a great deal of individual learning are probably those in which individual birds develop slightly different songs.