Sentence examples for gradual input from inspiring English sources

The increase of C/N ratios in these fractions resulted from increasing mineralization of agriculture-derived SOM and from the gradual input of qualitatively different organic material with low nitrogen concentration as discussed above.

So when you see us doing space walks, it's small fingertip motions, very gradually moving something, very gradual inputs to get something going and very slow inputs to stop something moving".

The presented method can effectively cope with partially abrupt and/or gradual system input faults.

Gradual scientific input into these mechanisms has led to the appearance of methodical and controlled hybridisation, based on empirical and systematic trial-and-error techniques, the detection of useful mutations and the 'fixation' of desired characteristics such as disease resistance or flavour enhancement through the deliberate crossings operated by plant breeders (Kingsbury [2009]).

Gradual signal input through activating and inhibitory receptors is integrated to come to a "yes or no" decision by the NK cell to kill an attached target cell.

And, the finding that N. sativa seed reduced the aortic contraction when PE produced a steady contraction followed by gradual Ca2+ input in a Ca2+-free solution, indicated that N. sativa seeds blockade of ROCCs to decrease the influx of extracellular Ca2+ may be a critical mechanism in relaxing the aorta.

Test for gradual addition of input vectors into a reduced training set (RTS): (a) If there is no vector in the given group of RTM yet, the currently presented vector ({varvec{x}}) is stored as a typical representative of the group.

While this could reflect a developmental decrease in the firing rates of olivary neurons, there may also be a gradual maturation of CF inputs from many relatively weaker inputs at 4 dpf to few strong inputs at 19 dpf.

The prior examples are not smooth but "bumpy": a gradual change to the input sometimes dramatically affects the output and sometimes has no effect at all.

Figures 3 and 4 show that the response acceleration increases with T 0, which would be the result of the gradual increase of the input acceleration as the fundamental frequency of the oscillator moves towards the low frequency range.

Conceptually, the capacity to suppress network synchrony in the face of gradual adaptation to neuromodulatory input might be preserved by the activation of other modulatory pathways that exert similar effects but employ different mechanisms.