Sentence examples for progressively evolved from inspiring English sources
Utilizing CFD data, the external and internal flow configuration have been progressively evolved.
The last two decades have witnessed the increasing instrumentalization of viruses, which have progressively evolved into highly potent gene transfer vehicles for a wide spectrum of applications.
The procedure for waste disposal was initially regulated (control landfill), however it progressively evolved to an uncontrolled open dump without any regulation (P.T. Perusahaan Gas Negara and Perusahaan Daerah Kebersihan Kota Bandung [2000]).
Since then, Scaffold Hunter was largely redesigned in order to support improved data integration and modular expandability and has progressively evolved into a flexible and comprehensive visual analytics framework for chemical compound data.
It is grounded in the British experience, which has progressively evolved since the 1960s and is centred on civil society activism and public debates after The Satanic Verses Affair to include Muslims in British public life (Stokke & Lybaek, 2016).
In the last few years, this imaging technique has progressively evolved from the simple staining of the common samples used in pathology for HC/IHC to the direct application on tissues that can be stained without additional procedures.
Confronted with a progressively evolving environment, organisation are now dependably concerned about new product development.
For fuzzy parameters, two thresholds are reported, between which measures progressively evolve from "normal" to "anomalous".
Edge-flames, or triple-flames, progressively evolve into weakly varying partially premixed fronts, before blow-out occurs.
A scale-space framework describes a noisy image as a stack of progressively evolving many smooth images, each one with their corresponding scale [8].
This is associated mainly with the appearance of a double-flame structure, progressively evolving into a single diffusion flame when the fuel side equivalence ratio is further increased.
