Sentence examples for gradual alignment from inspiring English sources

He has made Vietnam a test case of his proposition that deepening commercial ties create a powerful gravitational pull that can draw former enemies, even hard-line Communist governments, into gradual alignment with the West.

Furthermore, gradual alignment and aggregation via some weak bonds occurred to some degree.

To this end, we adopt the gradual alignment of the unit cell axis with the direction of maximum principal strain.

Gradual alignment of the through-view SAXS patterns indicated the rotation of the end-tethered clay along the shear direction.

Importantly, cyclic mechanical stretching of the matrix can perturb SF extension, leading to compensatory responses such as gradual alignment of SFs perpendicular to the principal direction of stretch [7], [8].

In PCL-retaining TKA, a stepwise "tightest structure first" protocol for ligament releases in extension with the balanced gap technique results in effective, gradual, alignment correction in extension, and limited femoral rotating effects in flexion.

Another reason for changes of the SSS peak amplitude at 800 nm can be gradual distortion of the alignment of the optoacoustic probe with the SSS.

"The real danger of these movements is not the movements themselves but the normative hardening that happens through alignment and the gradual shift on issues like border protection, immigration and asylum seekers.

There is a gradual increase in the lordotic alignment in b and the S1 body is nearly horizontal in d (color figure online).

Conceivably, stimulation of R by amino acids would be picked up by natural selection, in the context of the selfish cooperative evolution, leading to gradual perfection of the spatial alignment of amino acids on R and selection of the optimal sequence and structure for amino-acid-binding.

Upon gradual anisotropic reconfiguration of the azopolymers, uniaxial alignment of the internally stored NWs with an axial ratio greater than ten was successfully attained along the direction of polarized light.