Sentence examples for gradual blending from inspiring English sources
Still, most new movies from Europe show little interest in politics, although several reflect the gradual blending of European culture.
The gradual blending of two radically opposed musical styles into the most exquisitely lyrical language can be deciphered as a musical interpretation of Victor Hugo's Shakespeare-inspired theory that the sublime is often born of the grotesque.
The EMT-phenotype tumor was considered morphologically significant in the presence of epithelial structures displaying loss and disruption of basement membrane and associated with epithelial-to-spindle cell morphology transition and gradual blending or invasion into the surrounding stroma [ 36].
While the most realistic form of shading is an even, gradual blending ("smooth" shading), there are a variety of shading styles for different artists and styles of work.
Two extremes would be a self (completely solid, non-white color) and a Himalayan (completely white with a gradual blend of coloring toward its nose and feet, called "points", as in a Siamese cat's markings).
Keep blending any parts of the eyelid that seem to have sudden changes in color rather than gradual transitions.
Further, the increasing emphasis on the use of ICTs in university education and a gradual trend towards blended-learning and virtual environments have prevented the development of these competencies as they are thought to require face-to-face interaction amongst classmates and between students and teachers.
