Sentence examples for gradually complete from inspiring English sources

The goal would be to gradually complete the sales about five years after they begin.

Moreover, the fading strategy in which learners must gradually complete more steps of the example may serve as an alternative method to studying fully worked-out examples and problem solving [ 30, 52, 53].

Some iterations are often required to gradually complete the PKB with relevant elicited IK and to obtain a set of profiles which can describe the whole set of patients through homogeneous groups of patients that are distinguishable from each other and that provide a set of distinctive characteristics for each group, thus giving a semantic explanation of the results.

You seldom notice an arm quickly hitting a position; instead you're continually shown the process of how an arm reaches a moment and then how the hand, lavishly relaxed, gradually completes that final position.

This trend was to be expected because the solvents progressively evaporate and the curing of the TEOS-based consolidant is gradually completed.

There were increments in compressive strength of all CLSM mixtures due to the hydration process of cementitious materials which gradually completed with curing ages.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 CLSM made with cementless binder Open image in new window Fig. 6 Cement bindered CLSM. Figure 7 shows the increment in compressive strength due to the hydration process of cementitious materials, which gradually completed with curing ages.

In Germany, two units of the pre-war were gradually completed, but the other two laid down were still unfinished by the end of the War.

The project was launched on September 2000 and was gradually completed over a 15-month period.

Autophagy was induced in several organs over the time course of the CLP sepsis model and then the process was gradually completed to degradation of the components.

The new measures taken by the authorities are in line with Chancellor Hitler's program of gradually securing complete control over the training of the youth of Germany.