Sentence examples for progressively transformed from inspiring English sources

OH is progressively transformed to OH− leaving off Fe3+ and eventually the reaction is terminated.

The sites span a period of ∼1500 years (Roman to late medieval period), during which the coastal landscape was progressively transformed from little managed wetlands to a fully embanked polder area.

At intermediate and higher fluences the transference of nuclear energy density induces a large loss of oxygen and hydrogen and the photoresist is progressively transformed into an amorphous carbon layer.

The latter are due to the development of crazes and voids (dilatation) while the spherulitic morphology is progressively transformed into a highly fibrillated structure, as revealed by scanning electron microscopy.

The Mangatoetoenui lahar, described in Hodgson and Manville (1999), travelled downstream as a debris flow for the first 5 km (the proximal zone) and then progressively transformed into a hyperconcentrated flow between 5 and 9 km from the source due to the entrainment of streamflow and deposition of sediment.

We found that propagation of the repeats on plasmids was overall normal, but that transcription of the repeats in either orientation with either AAT or ATT serving as transcribing template induced significant changes in colony morphology, leading to formation of convex colonies from normal colonies, which then progressively transformed into transparent colonies.

Variations pose a challenge for a composer: take a theme — a melody, bass line, whatever — and progressively transform it, but never beyond recognition.

Thick-walled cysts (>2 mm thick) progressively transform into thin-walled cysts (<2 mm thick).

This layer progressively transforms into a more stable apatite domain upon maturation in aqueous media.

When nitrogen is exhausted, the solute carbon precipitates and progressively transforms the nitrides into carbonitrides.

This metastable austenite then progressively transforms during straining, bringing about a large increase of the work hardening rate.