Sentence examples for progressively sent from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Jelinek recalled in a speech in Prague in 2001, when he received an honorary degree, "My classmates as well as my teachers were being progressively sent to various concentration camps".

Then, the server starts progressively sending the video data over an HTTP response.

"There is no solution other than dismantling the Roma camps progressively and sending the Roma back to the border," he said.

Specifically, Wyner-Ziv (WZ) frames are divided into several spatially correlated groups that are then sent progressively to the receiver.

These sets are then sent and decoded progressively to aid the motion-compensated temporal interpolation process for the decoding of the subsequent sets through motion refinement passes.

The data are sent through "levels" of processing software that progressively decode more of the packets and send the decoded data to a database.

Jhumpa Lahiri's "Sexy" runs its investigation of sexual desire through two parallel relationships that glance off each other in ways that send out progressively brighter sparks of illumination, facilitating a final, stunningly dramatic release of self-knowledge in its central character.

Back on March 9th, the Fiscal Control Board of Puerto Rico that constitutes the Puerto Rico Oversight Management and Economic Stability Act (PROMESA) sent a letter to Governor Ricardo Rosselló requesting the government to come up with a plan that progressively reduces the annual "subsidies" to the UPR by a minimum of 450 million dollars by the year 2021 in order to pay Wall Street bondholders.

Of course, the same hazard might have both effects: if you down too much alcohol you might fall over and bang your head, or it might progressively damage your liver and send you to an early grave.

After sending in six or eight progressively less horrendous puzzles I finally got the Crossword-Yes! email.

Owing to the large number of soldiers deployed overseas, this process took some time, and it was decided to progressively return men from each battalion, rather than send them home as a formed unit.