Sentence examples for large gradual from inspiring English sources

The current paradigm for the source of large, gradual solar energetic particle (SEP) events is that theyare accelerated in coronal/interplanetary shocks driven by coronal mass ejections (CMEs).

Whether there is a clear distinction between the two classes is still a matter of debate, but it is now commonly accepted that in large "gradual" SEP events, Fermi acceleration, also known as diffusive shock acceleration, is the underlying acceleration mechanism.

On the other hand, when a single click is followed by repetitive flashes that are terminated by a button press, there is another large gradual negative peak, which ends sharply with the button press.

It has recently been proposed that residual energetic ions from preceding impulsive solar energetic particle (SEP) events may contribute to the source population for the larger gradual events accelerated by CME-driven shocks (Mason et al., 1999).

The fossil record indicates that morphological evolution is by and large a gradual process.

Our study was motivated by mobile monitoring platform (MMP) based observations of large but gradual increases in PN concentrations as we approached locations under LAX jet landing trajectories on multiple transects up to 10 km downwind of LAX.

The Obama commutations come as part of a larger, more gradual program.

It deals with the folding and faulting associated with mountain building; the large-scale, gradual upward and downward movements of the crust (epeirogenic movements); and sudden horizontal displacements along faults.

When attacking, the shark often eats its prey whole, although larger prey are often eaten in gradual large bites and finished over time.

In this way, with higher learning rates, the difference in expectations after a rewarded versus an unrewarded trial will be larger, and thus the prediction errors when the next reward is or is not available will be larger – hence the larger and more gradual ramp.

Although the changes observed in fossil assemblages do not always correspond to the standard chronostratigraphical boundaries, the data suggest that the Piacenzian Gelasian and Calabrian Ionian transitions are also noticeable by large, even if gradual, biota modifications.