Sentence examples for grading into from inspiring English sources

There are three groups grading into one another: hexahedrites, octahedrites, and ataxites.

All this was executed using his superb modeling skills, a deep, painting-like perspective being achieved through the use of high relief in the foreground, grading into low relief in the background.

The upland areas of Waterford are mainly ridges 600 to 800 feet (180 to 240 metres) high, grading into lowlands and marked by ranges of mountains, principally the Knockmealdowns, Comeraghs, and Monavullaghs, all reaching elevations of about 2,300 feet (700 metres).

(b) The physical appearance of the hydrothermal features was highly heterogeneous, ranging from patches of white to orange/yellow precipitates grading into non-pigmented background sediments.

Grasses dominated the valleys above roughly 900 m, grading into oak savannas, pinon-juniper woodlands, and coniferous forests in the mountains.

Can De Beers develop a brand identity in diamonds, which are commoditized by precise grading into 15,000 categories based on size, shape, color and clarity?

Beyond the Cape Ranges, fynbos grades into karoo.

Morningstar then combines those grades into one overall rating.

Literary reading soon grades into complex efforts at mind reading.

Attainment 8 is calculated by translating GCSE grades into numbers.

As the proportion of nepheline increases, essexite grades into theralite.