Sentence examples for filling over time from inspiring English sources

First, development of a definition has been an ad hoc process, with backing and filling over time.

Consequently, if the radiation of a lineage has been adaptive, then the diversifications of both the lineage and the phenotype are expected to display similar patterns, which would be driven by changes in niche filling over time (e.g., [ 2, 14]).

The game uses the Active Time Battle system in which a character's turn are determined by a gauge that fills over time during battle.

The gaps between high-perceived self-efficacy for RHIS tasks and lower observed RHIS tasks competence were expected to be filled over time, as health workers become aware of them.

The twist is that the cavernous space is not yet stocked floor to ceiling but is designed to fill over time keyed to meet-and-greets, signings and performances involving various artists that will take place every few days — sort of the merchandise equivalent of a slowly building music festival.

At the same time, a modular approach to validation could efficiently handle information/data gaps that could be filled over time without derailing the validation stages already achieved.

To improve these activities a "block theoretic" approach was developed that provides an integrated solution consisting of an allocation of cuts to fills and a sequence of cuts and fills over time.

where A 1 and B 1 are constants that define the nature of curve while representing the trend of buffer filling over the time interval for n samples x 1, x 2, …., x n.

Try to use the type that lets you fill the tube, while the outside area gradually fills up over time.

Walker's bibliophilia is reflected in the long run of book shelves that will fill up over time, and his passion for 20th-century Russian art is in evidence, too.

One suggestion anticipated some specific ideas that have been discussed recently by planners involved in the redevelopment effort: the Imagine New York participants called for a tower with an open structural framework that could be filled in over time as psychology and market forces allow.