Sentence examples for gradual means from inspiring English sources

Let's talk about what gradual means.

His social theory was an attempt, by gradual means arrived at democratically, to combat the evils of the Industrial Revolution.

"As some of us know, and all of us should know," Bellah warns, "we are in the midst of the sixth great extinction event at this very moment" in which "we may well blow each other up with atomic weapons before we wipe out all species of life, including our own, by more gradual means".

That is, if around 22% of the total evolution arises in bursts, somewhere around 78% is accumulating by gradual means.

While this evidences an evolutionary history mainly driven by gradual means, LTR retroelement trees often show branching variations in the internal topology, due to diverse reticulate processes.

It is a healthy reaction, allowing the person time to adapt and later draw on defense mechanisms " ([ 53 ] p.208) quoted in Zimmerman [ 54 ]. "While the truth is desirable, denial is not necessarily a negative mechanism, but can be a gradual means of coming to terms with the situation.

South Korea's public insistence that unification can only come about in a peaceful, gradual way means any mention of the possible collapse of Kim Jong-un's regime is taboo.

In type 1 diabetes these symptoms come on very quickly but in type 2 they can be much more gradual, which means that people are often not diagnosed until they have developed complications.

The gradual transition means that for all cohorts living already before t=1, initial capital is computed and implied in the DC system but the pensions allocated according to the DB rules are honored without any adjustments.

The perception of gradual change means we may tend not to notice what's happening but things are changing nonetheless.

The need for gradual heating means that thermal denaturation experiments cantake several hours, even when employing robotic platforms.