Sentence examples for exist on a gradient from inspiring English sources
Tall and short exist on a gradient, and when we adjudge the Empire State Building taller than LeBron James and LeBron James taller than Meryl Streep, we are reflecting facts about the world we live in.
"Possible versus impossible" is not like "tall versus short". Tall and short exist on a gradient, and when we adjudge the Empire State Building taller than LeBron James and LeBron James taller than Meryl Streep, we are reflecting facts about the world we live in.
However, odor perception and the threshold for sensory irritation are sometimes not clearly differentiated and generally exist on a concentration gradient, but may overlap, i.e., some individuals may detect the odor before perceiving eye irritation or vice versa.
"They exist on a spectrum," he said.
Genre roles exist on a superhuman scale.
Cloud forests exist on elevational gradients and are often disturbed by being cleared for agriculture, so they present a unique opportunity for the investigation of how gradients and disturbances affect their structure, function and dynamics.
As Blench ([2000]) explains, 'Pastoralists exist along a gradient of willingness and capacity to move'.
While there is abundant evidence that a gradient exists (Cutler and Lleras Muney 2010), more controversy exists on whether the gradient reflects a causal effect.
Figure 7(c) shows, where high gradient values exist on the boundary region of moving object.
Similarly, high gradient values in exist on the boundaries of moving object of and.
A receptor density gradient created by the constitutive polarized recycling is predicted to already exist on the TC surface when it comes in contact with the APC.
