Sentence examples for progressively sophisticated from inspiring English sources
Progressively sophisticated analyses of machining processes have evolved with the inclusion of effects of full three-dimensional analysis of cutting tools and complex tool/workpiece kinematics.
Pressing concerns for research, therefore, are to detail students' progressively sophisticated ways of reasoning and instructional design heuristics that can facilitate this process.
Advances in computer-aided design and nanoparticle- and nanofibre-based bioprinting, and an increasing ability to mimic microenvironments that promote the self-organization of cells into tissues, have enabled the creation of progressively sophisticated scaffolds and bioartificial tissues.
In combination with theory-driven design, progressively sophisticated methods for laboratory assessment have potential to further emotion regulation as both a valid scientific construct and a useful paradigm for human emotion and behavior that has applicability to both clinical and non-clinical contexts.
But for the purposes of this article, let us consider them to be, say, the progressively sophisticated bending of the natural world to our needs and wants.
He has since had 13 more DNA tests, progressively more sophisticated.
The development is organized around a progressively more sophisticated analysis of particular natural systems and weaves examples throughout the presentation.
As yet, 3D needle steering has not been demonstrated in the presence of tissue deformation and uncertainty, despite the application of progressively more sophisticated planning algorithms.
Managers and technologies need to focus instead on enabling less expensive professionals to do progressively more sophisticated things in less expensive settings.
The problem in education is not the availability of knowledge; it is how to get sustained, progressively more sophisticated student interaction with knowledge.
Each step builds on the previous steps, using progressively more sophisticated statistical methods.
