Sentence examples for gradually subject from inspiring English sources

A substantial amount of literature deals with results of analysis, numerical modelling and testing of pipes those are gradually subject to external pressure.

In those experiments it was observed that after the plastic mechanism formed, the concrete strain in the compression zone at the beam ends reached its ultimate compressive strain, and the compressive re-bars were gradually subject to tension with increasing displacement.

This is how the "current law baseline" cuts the deficit: Thanks to inflation and bracket creep, its tax code gradually subjects more and more Americans to rates that now fall only on the wealthy.

These burning hot pieces of semiliquid foam are thrown out from the electric arc and then gradually subjected to oxidation keeping a semiliquid state thanks to the thermal flux from the oxidation of suboxidized silicon.

When the rotation is introduced gradually, subjects still learn the rotation, but without awareness of the rotation.

Gradually subjects were able to reduce the disturbance created by the novel dynamics by learning to compensate for it.

As interest rates in Japan slowly rise (although the likely timing for such rises is being pushed back owing to the current market uncertainty), the value of its massive JGB holdings will fall and the bank will have to rebalance its portfolio, especially as scrutiny of its balance sheet will gradually become subject to more commercial criteria.

Depending on the nature of the covalent modification, the fraction of modified enzyme would gradually increase subject to the presence of the effector and activity of the thiol-regenerating system.

The lights came on in a seemingly random sequence, but gradually the subjects realized that one color always presaged pain and another was always followed by comfortable warmth.

Although his early portraits concentrated on well-known artists, he gradually broadened his subject matter to include famous people of all types, including writers, composers, political leaders, scientists, and business magnates, usually posing them in their own space or in a space that was constructed to reflect their character.

The players' fine costumes evolved from garments representing different Italian provinces and rustic personalities and gradually became stylized, subject to the dictates of changing taste.