Sentence examples for progressively changes from inspiring English sources

However, as the intermediate principal in-situ stress increases the optimum drilling inclination progressively changes.

Toward the south, approaching the MFZ, the trend progressively changes to NW-SE (Figures 2 Additionalitional file2).

With heating, the densification mechanism progressively changes from grain rearrangement to solution-precipitation, and then to final pore removal stages.

Environmental reconstruction points to an initially open meadow landscape at the base of the sequence (∼56 ka) that progressively changes to a woodland environment dominated by conifers (∼34 ka).

It was found that as lean blowoff is approached by reduction of equivalence ratio, flame speed decreases and the flame shape progressively changes from a conical to a columnar shape.

When increasing the radiation energy, the physical formation of LIG follows a fluid dynamics process in that the morphology of the LIG progressively changes from sheets to fibers and finally to droplets.

The relationship between apprentices training and external recruitment of workers could have progressively changed due to changing economic and societal conditions.

In this regard, Stout et al. proposed a model of functional adaptivity, suggesting not only that macrophages can adapt to microenvironmental signals by mounting different functional pattern, but also that they can progressively change their functional phenotype in response to progressive variation of these signals [ 18].

Their answer was that culture and religion blunted the proletariat's desire to revolt, and the solution was that Marxists should carry out a "long march through the institutions" – universities and schools, government bureaucracies and the media – so that cultural values could be progressively changed from above.

A small proportion of types of organisms has undergone little or no apparent change over long intervals of geologic time, but most organisms have progressively changed, and earlier forms have become extinct and, in turn, have been succeeded by more modern forms.

However, this position has progressively changed.