With its gradations it calibrated the body weights of the great masses that slid from the dome down to the precious marble floors.
You wouldn't call it a graduate tax, but it will have elements of gradation within it.
It's only on Slack, you can't draw in other apps or data into your tasks, it doesn't give you a lot of short gradation when it comes to timing (days are currently the shortest increment for setting a task), and it doesn't synchronise with any calendars.
Driven hard, the Huracan is predictable and eager, but there's more gradation to it than something like a GT-R, which uses pure speed to compensate for driver miscues.
Then each has to be planed down and tapered in precise gradations so it flexes evenly.
There are gradations, and it matters, of course, whether a professor invests when a student is currently enrolled in his class — or might enroll in a future one.
Blip Blub doesn't feel entirely flat — the light pulses move via subtle colour gradations — but it's certainly minimalistic.
Van Eyck was one of the first to portray light's saturation, illuminating effects and gradations as it poured across the pictorial space.
Also, the BSD daemon was thought to be too graphically detailed for smooth size scaling and aesthetically over dependent upon multiple color gradations, making it hard to reliably reproduce as a simple, standardized logo in only two or three colors, much less in monochrome.
The proposed methodology allows one to estimate the aggregate gradation that, otherwise, it would be necessary to establish via specially equipped laboratory, undertaking time-consuming tests that also imply health risks for the operators, due to the use of solvents and other hazardous materials.
