Sentence examples for gradual exchange from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, groundwater chemistry has been shown to have an effect on the long-term stability of bentonite [41], and a gradual exchange of sodium to calcium has been observed in bentonite panels [4].

Choice of one pole, for example, A, leads to failure to engage in action that supports the other pole, for example, B. (Achtenhagen and Melin 2003; Janssens and Steyaert 1999; Jarzabkowski et al. 2013; Westenholz 1993) Trade-off A gradual exchange between two demands where more of one means less of the other.

MIC in this system is revealed to proceed by rapid crystallization of amorphous Ge at 150 °C and subsequent growth of the crystallized Ge nano-grains at temperatures between 150 °C and 250 °C, in association with a gradual exchange of the positions of the Al and crystallized Ge sublayers.

As Mr Tombini points out, Brazil has a strong banking system and the reserves ($376 billion) to smooth a gradual exchange-rate adjustment.

Downstream of a high dam, there is an area with low TDG saturation due to the gradual mass exchange of gases between the separation zone and the mainstream and the long retention time in the confluence, which contributes to the dissipation of saturated TDG at the confluence of the mainstream and its tributaries.

Gradual substitution of Si by Zr in the mesoporous framework results in an increasing structural disorder, increasing cation exchange capacity and increasing capacity for incorporation of Cr.

Elsewhere, the charming doubt of "Perhaps I am wrong to seek the flywheel of human progress in the gradual development of exchange and specialization.

The Chinese spokesmen instead pointed to Mr. Wen's comments on Monday defending the country's gradual approach to exchange rate reform and contending that the pressure for change on the currency, known also as renminbi, or RMB, was an affront to sovereignty.

After initial flushing and gradual increase in exchange volumes with Icodextrin 20, 5-FU was administered daily from Monday to Friday, 50% as a bolus in the exchange bag and 50% in an elastomeric infusor device delivering continuous 5-FU to the peritoneal cavity at 2 ml h-1.

"While the positive development would be for a gradual relaxation" of the exchange rate, he said, "there is great resistance somewhere in the government mechanism to relax this system, which serves the interest of those in power very well".

A final agreement was reached in July 2015 that required Iran to reduce its nuclear stockpile and allow inspections of its nuclear facilities in exchange for gradual reduction of sanctions.