Sentence examples for incremental addition from inspiring English sources

The concentration of free calcium was increased by incremental addition of CaCl2 to give calculated free Ca2+ concentrations, and additional emission spectra were measured as before.

Typed Racket is Racket's gradually-typed sister language which allows the incremental addition of statically-checked type annotations.

Of course, such incremental addition fails to capture the co-occurrences of the newly added documents (and even ignores any new terms they contain).

Our algebra thus formalizes an interface-based design methodology that supports both the incremental addition of new components and the independent stepwise refinement of existing components.

There is no economic incentive for companies to reduce carbon emissions, because there is no cost to them for emitting carbon — the price, in terms of the incremental addition to future global warming, is paid by others.

The longer you play, the more complicated the game's gathering and building tools become, with each incremental addition widening the game's scope, while introducing unsettling hints about what it all could mean.

The incremental additions of the daughter type can then be viewed in proportion to the abundance of parent atoms.

In this paper, ways of enhancing the utilization of existing, capital intensive infrastructure by small, incremental additions are explored.

Powder incorporation became faster with increasing power input at a given concentration and for incremental additions of 1% (w:w), incorporation rate decreased steeply with increasing concentration.

Researchers have found there is often a strong case for building relatively modest, incremental additions to water infrastructure in advanced countries, rather than expensive larger-scale projects that may be needed only rarely.

In a new paper, the researchers find there is often a strong case for building relatively modest, incremental additions to water infrastructure in advanced countries, rather than expensive larger-scale projects that may be needed only rarely.