Sentence examples for progressive opening from inspiring English sources
The progressive opening of the cracks is studied using PIV, and continuous strain fields during cracking are provided.
Fire-prone Mediterranean shrublands may be seriously threatened by land degradation due to progressive opening of the vegetation cover driven by increasing drought and fire recurrence.
The chapter concludes with a look at how, with the progressive opening up of the Myanmar economy (and society), the nature of corruption as well as people's attitudes toward it is beginning to shift.
As from the 1990s, the European Union encouraged the progressive opening to competition of waterway, road and rail transport to give concrete form to the principle of free movement between European countries and the single market rules, and to increase the efficiency of the various modes of transport.
Do the words and deeds of the newly elected Pope indicate a new progressive opening at the Vatican?
However, at international level we notice, as already highlighted, a progressive opening towards supernumerary embryos research.
The progressive summertime opening of the Arctic has intensified a longstanding international tug of war over shipping routes and possible oil and gas deposits beneath the Arctic Ocean seabed.
Rather than use the reforms as a symbol of a progressive party opening up to the country, they were rarely mentioned again after being relegated behind the kind of retail policy offer David Axelrod used to describe as: "Vote Labour and win a microwave".
Tree rings reflected the origin of the studied landscape, mainly a simplification of an original closed forest and progressive canopy opening for agrosilvopastoral purposes after the mid 1800s.
These actions have provided progressives an opening to gain a foothold on this issue.
An approximate conical load distribution seems well adapted when considering a progressive cavity diameter opening process, whereas an inverted load distribution seems more suitable for a gradual settlement process.
