Sentence examples for incrementally changing from inspiring English sources

In iterative adaptive lasso, adaptive lasso is iteratively applied incrementally changing α and β until there is no more change in the total number of selected edges of B and F so that more coefficients of irrelevant variables can be shrunk to zero.

More often than not, an advancement in technology ends up only incrementally changing how war is fought.

By incrementally changing the pore size of clinoptilolite, a new rate-based adsorbent for the adsorptive separation of ethylene from ethane was created.

Alternatively, shifting such huge masses of water about may have been sufficient to stress the crust of the entire planet, either by incrementally changing its shape or by causing tiny variations in the rate of spin.

The administration has supposedly been incrementally changing its procedures in response to that court order and other lawsuits brought by innocent people who have had their rights violated, but they have only doing so while kicking and screaming.

Whereas, traditionally, corrosion scientists have identified new corrosion inhibitor molecules either by incrementally changing the structures of existing inhibitors or by testing hundreds of compounds in the laboratory, these experimental means are often very expensive and time-consuming.

We can build some housing incrementally, without changing the skyline or cityscape, but not anything like enough.

O.K., so maybe things are changing, incrementally, at the New York Philharmonic.

And while its will to pursue the Afghan Taliban has grown, its policies are changing incrementally, not fundamentally.

While technology is growing exponentially, leaders and boards are only changing incrementally, leaving many legacy organizations further and further behind.

It sounds exactly like a Philip Glass-style minimalist piece arranged for guitar: a complex arpeggio is repeated over and over, changing incrementally and becoming more complex through accretion.