Sentence examples for gradually transfers from inspiring English sources
Within the −1.2 to −1.3 VSSE cathodic potential region, the HER is controlled by the potential, and hydrogen adsorption gradually transfers from the Langmuir type to the Temkin type with increasing hydrostatic pressure.
The concept behind Digit is pretty simple: You create an account, give Digit access to your online banking account credentials, and over time the company gradually transfers funds from your checking account and into a non-interest bearing but FDIC-insured Digit savings account.
InPOP invites very diverse stakeholders from different governance levels, public and private, as listed in Appendix 2. Unlike in private voluntary sustainable governance, where non-state actors played a dominant role, InPOP gradually transfers leadership to the Indonesian state, particularly after recognising smallholder issues need active state involvements (Bovarnick et al., 2015).
Over time, the wood gradually transfers its scent and flavor to the meat, leading to pork that's not only moist and juicy, but also has a unique taste that's hard to replicate with other cooking methods.
NATO is gradually transferring responsibility for security in Afghanistan to the Afghan police and military.
Big companies do not leave overnight; they gradually transfer ideas and jobs to friendlier environments.
It will also gradually transfer municipal "subsidised" schools to the education ministry, but not make them free.
Her marriage did not survive, however, and she gradually transferred to a London base, ostensibly for the sake of her son's education.
Under General Petraeus's predecessor, Gen. George W. Casey Jr., the Americans' primary mission was to gradually transfer responsibility to Iraq's security forces.
In time, the fact is gradually transferred to the cerebral cortex and is separated from the context in which it was originally learned.
In 1994 the government decided to gradually transfer the national capital from Almaty to Aqmola (since 1998 Astana) in the following years.
