Sentence examples for great gradient from inspiring English sources

A great gradient in depositional conditions, occurring at unobstructed plain coasts, enables the deposition of deflocculated fine-grained sediments which promotes the formation of very compact soils with low water conductivities.

The electrons in ZnO and holes in CuO diffuse in opposite direction due to the great gradient of the same carrier concentration until the diffusion and drift of the carriers are finally balanced.

There exists a great gradient of CO2 concentration from the pig house to the end of the greenhouse all the day in a tightly closed system, especially in the daytime when the photosynthesis of plant is high.

Because of great gradients of flow and concentration around the bit, the cells in that area were made finer to increase simulation accuracy.

A three-to-one improvement in the optimization convergence rate and greater gradient accuracy were obtained for the two-dimensional thermal optimization problems.

The technological advancement of open equipment with low- and medium-intensity magnetic field, greater gradient homogeneity, and faster sequences resulted in a significant improvement in SNR in spatial and contrast resolution and therefore image quality.

This is obvious that for higher initial concentration more efficient usage of the sorption capacity of the anion exchangers is expected due to larger driving forces connected with a greater gradient of concentration.

The SES gradients were greater for men than for women in each of the three racial/ethnic groups, with the greatest gradient among non-Hispanic white men.

Despite the same arithmetic Pmean, alveolar excursions occur around a greater gradient of pressures and volumes during conventional ventilation.

The external force creates a link to the image data, attracting the contour to regions with the greatest gradient of grayscale intensity.

The rank of SES gradients among non-Hispanic white, black, and Asian/PI women was similar to that among men, with the greatest gradient in non-Hispanic white (RII = 1.7), followed by black (RII = 1.3) and Asian/PI (RII = 1.2).