Sentence examples for no gradation from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most important, Dr. Wolfram said, his principle implies that there is no gradation between simple and sophisticated computers.

These channels are infilled by poorly sorted sediments with no gradation.

Furthermore, there is no gradation in degree of contraction of the muscle fibres of the heart, as would be expected if they were primarily under nervous control.

Hofrat ("Doctor of Divinity, Imperial and Royal Court Counsellor").Nothing like that has ever really existed in English, which also offers no gradation of respect via conjugation or personal pronoun: with "thou" and "ye" gone since the 17th century, everyone is just "you".

At present, audible alarms are generated only on a limit value, whatever the data are: there is no gradation related to the degree of urgency.

In the acute phase at 1 day after instillation, the response to chrysotile was greater than that to any of the other materials, but by 7 days there was no gradation in the response to different dusts.

But computers understand nothing but 1 or 0, with no gradations in between.

No, π is filmed in high contrast black and white, with almost no gradations between pitch darkness and blinding light.

Researchers call the nerve impulse an "all-or-none" reaction since there are no gradations between threshold potential and fully activated potential.

They found that applications were either extremely influential, persuading many friends of adopters to adopt, or else not influential at all; there were no gradations.

Its binary structure -- dividing countries into two blocs, developed and developing countries, with no gradations in between -- no longer fits the modern world.