Sentence examples for gradually shorter from inspiring English sources

The southeasterlies blow for approximately seven months (May to November) on the extreme southeast of the country (Milne Bay) and for gradually shorter periods in northern areas, predominating for only three months in the Admiralty Islands.

But "American" was much too long and inclusive and loose, and much too ambitious, and Mankiewicz rapidly cut it down (copies of these gradually shorter drafts were saved) until it reached the hundred and fifty-six pages of the final shooting script — which still made for a then unusually long picture, of a hundred and nineteen minutes.

With increasing sintering temperature from 350 to 750 °C, the feet and cross of T-ZnO became gradually shorter and bigger, respectively.

This is because long CNTs become gradually shorter during the conditioning processes and emission current density from each CNT is reduced.

Lower adapter fragments with gradually shorter sticky ends were assayed in different ligation buffers.

The results of the ventricular cardiomyocyte simulations showed that kinetic changes in IKr corresponding to increases in the relative abundance of hERG1b resulted not only in gradually shorter steady-state APD but also in flatter restitution curves.

It is seen that, with increasing applied voltage, the time of current rise is gradually short (indicated by arrows), revealing that the nanowire growth rate is accelerated at larger voltages.

Just know that, as the shorts continue to fray with time and wear, they will gradually become shorter and shorter.

In eukaryotic somatic cells, the poly(A) tail of most mRNAs in the cytoplasm gradually get shorter, and mRNAs with shorter poly(A) tail are translated less and degraded sooner.

When cells divide, telomeres gradually become shorter and the cells age.

I recall Denis Quilley standing centre stage, gradually getting shorter in comparison to his fellows, as the lift he stood on started to descend.