Sentence examples for has gradually migrated into from inspiring English sources

André Malraux's "museum without walls," the worldwide "museum" that photographs in books have made accessible to millions, has gradually migrated into the museum with walls and become a hall of mirrors, where people who knew the art only in reproduction can see it in reproduction yet again in a medium that is as familiar as television.

By the 15th century the Merina ethnic group from the southeastern coast had gradually migrated into the central highlands where they established hilltop villages interspersed among existing Vazimba settlements ruled by local kings.

By the 15th century the Merina ethnic group from the southeastern coast had gradually migrated into the central highlands where they established hilltop villages interspersed among the existing Vazimba settlements, which were ruled by local kings.

In nurse and in medicine courses, the use of reflective portfolios as a pedagogical tool is becoming a common practice; in the last years, this practice has gradually migrated from paper-based to electronic-based portfolios.

As they have gradually migrated from inexpensive seaside towns to slick city centres such as Manchester and Birmingham, ordinary party members have been priced out.

To resolve this problem, we have gradually migrated ISP to a new UNIX server (UNIX-ISP), and thereby carried out the decentralization of the old ISP's functionalities.

Active lectures cannot be gradually migrated into the primetime model; the model requires a complete renovation of existing practices.

Species gradually migrate into new areas, a process which Darwin calls "dispersal".

During the second step of MCE, these Ag particles will gradually migrate into silicon substrate while nanometer-sized cones protrude outwardly from the space between Ag particles.

These cells then gradually migrate into the granular layer and mature as a result of the shift from depolarization to hyperpolarization.

The term "alt-lit" has gradually devolved into meaninglessness, much like the term "indie music".