Sentence examples for progressively approached from inspiring English sources

It should be clear, in fact, that a progressive worsening of a volcanic crisis with the potential to impact heavily urbanized areas cannot be faced by just suddenly moving from "no action" to "evacuation"; rather, an effective management plan should guarantee that the evacuation time is progressively approached so that when the evacuation is called, the city is ready.

The coating composition progressively approaches that of the feedstock powder at higher power input.

Moving away from the conductive body, the circles progressively approach the identity matrix indicating no telluric distortion had occurred.

Zeta potential was measured under conditions designed to progressively approach the environment under which flotation will be attempted: viz.

Magnetically weak samples yielded either an aberrant direction or a direction that progressively approaches the characteristic direction but fails to achieve a stable end point.

The update results show that, as more crack observations are fed into Bayesian inference, the means of (m) and (t_{0}) progressively approach their actual values.

Electrical power systems are undergoing a radical change in structure, components, and operational paradigms, and are progressively approaching the new concept of smart grids (SGs).

Although Teacher A's decision did not make the watershed disappear her changes might have reduced the students' experience of progressively approaching the watershed and anticipating the moment that the card has to be changed.

To address this issue, this study develops a generalized Subset Simulation (GSS) approach, in which a unified intermediate event is defined to drive the simulation procedure progressively approaching multiple failure regions simultaneously.

The band gap values exhibited by the three films, modulated by changing the copper:zinc ratio, progressively approach a value useful for solar energy conversion, thus strongly proposing these new sulfide nanomaterials for photovoltaics and photochemical applications.

In Section 3.2, the principle of continuity helped us find the final state resulting from the accomplishment of a supertask in cases in which there exists a 'natural' limit for the state of the physical system involved as time progressively approaches the instant at which the supertask is achieved.