Sentence examples for progressively adapted from inspiring English sources

During its history the violin has been subject to modifications that have progressively adapted it to its evolving musical functions.

For 30 years analytical methods based on ion beams have been progressively adapted to art and archaeological issues.

The so-called TRIO_U Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) code developed at CEA has been progressively adapted to these Astrid concerns.

First designed to deal with simple crystalline materials, the Lucas-Sunjic theory has been progressively adapted to more complex systems.

In ITER, the tiles of the first wall are made out of beryllium, which means that the know-how is progressively adapted to this specific bimetallic pair.

For several aspects of context, a separate enrollment stage may not be meaningful and the models need to be progressively adapted during usage when the SNR is high.

Mobility networks and services should progressively adapt to the new demand patterns, especially the bus transit network, which has more flexibility to absorb the changes.

So, I advanced into designing an environment that engages the full body with three main movement parameters: to stress the body beyond what it's accustomed to, to progressively adapt the body to these new stressors, and to vary the movements being performed.

The projection method is flexible because it progressively adapts the linear approximation to any possible solution.

If they don't, some public schools, depending on the headmaster, may offer them special classes in which they can progressively adapt to their new educational environment and to the language.

In case of progressively adapting biological processes, it is questionable whether this assumption still holds.