Sentence examples for progressive modes from inspiring English sources

Eusebius did not fully support either Arius or Alexander, bishop of Alexandria from 313 to 328, whose views appeared to tend toward Sabellianism (a heresy that taught that God was manifested in progressive modes).

In a certain way, progressive modes of JPEG were a form of scalable coding, and MPEG-2 SNR, spatial, and high profiles were designed to permit the generation of an enhanced video.

A great many working-class folks are what I call "bi-conceptual," that is, they are split between conservative and progressive modes of thought.

By the 1950s, abstraction had been embraced as the progressive mode, and Mr. Bloom never made completely abstract work.

Winston Churchill, in his progressive mode as New Liberal President of the Board of Trade, wanted to "thrust a big slice of Bismarkism over the whole underside of [Britain's] industrial system" – a tribute to the German partnership between government and industry which had produced economic results that were the envy of the world.

In Progressive Mode, score as many touchdowns as you can in four "60-second" quarters.

The adhesion of these two coatings to the substrate was evaluated through scratch tests in the progressive mode.

The role of the bulkheads is to change the deformation mode from an expansion-contraction mode to a progressive mode, while the bulkheads themselves absorb little energy.

Inside they both have the same 16-megapixel back-illuminated sensor, which will shoot 1080/60i, though if it has a progressive mode (the press release doesn't say) I'd recommend that.

At potential of −1500 and −1550 mVMSE nucleation proceeds via a progressive mode, while at −1650 mVMSE it follows an instantaneous mode.

The anodized specimens were tested for its resistance against scratch damage using a microscratch adhesion tester operated in the progressive mode.