Sentence examples for gradually defined from inspiring English sources
The province of the Reichskammergericht was gradually defined by statute and use.
(3) Suppose that using macroscopic flow direction define the different types of cone-shaped tubes, with the macroscopic flow direction becoming wider gradually defined diffuser and on the contrary, defined nozzle.
In general terms, research techniques were used in a less structured way in the beginning of the study and gradually defined while insights and preliminary knowledge was gathered.
In nesting through the different cores, we gradually defined highly connected proteins in the innermost cores as globally central while we call proteins that have been placed in cores on the periphery locally central.
At first he speaks of the ambiguity of characters who come to him unbidden, gradually defining themselves into being.
In this way, the individual should come to possess "an idea of an absolute good, common to him with [all other members of society] — an idea indefinable indeed in imagination, but gradually defining itself in act" (PE 202).
Who you need depends on your story, of course, but by starting with broad criteria, you can start to make decisions that will gradually define your character by reduction, much like the sculptor removes all the excess marble, revealing the statue buried within it.
The precise role for high-dose alkylating chemotherapy in solid tumours is now gradually being defined.
The mechanisms of NADH oxidation and intramolecular electron transfer by complex I are gradually being defined, but the mechanism linking ubiquinone reduction to proton translocation remains unknown.
It was reported in an experimental study [ 7] that removal of endotoxin with PMX can significantly improve survival rate, and the indications for PMX have gradually been defined.
Although an issue of much controversy over the years, there is now general agreement and overwhelming histopathological and genetic evidence indicating that most invasive breast carcinomas appear to develop gradually from defined precursor lesions [ 2].
