Sentence examples for sharper gradient from inspiring English sources
An even sharper gradient is found in the upwind direction, with a rapid increase detected within 2 m of the road edge.
All parameters follow an approximate linear trend, where the required occupied slice count and system latency have a significantly sharper gradient increase associated due to the increasing quantity of required pixel line buffers and operations for SE reconfiguration.
The flame zone thickness is observed to be thinner in the stratified mixture resulting in sharper gradients.
Briefly, decreasing (increasing) the activation or transcription parameter value will show lower (sharper) gradients of formation part of the expression profiles.
PRECIS successfully reproduces the annual mean patterns, sometimes providing more detail and sharper gradients owing to the higher resolution (~25 km) than the gridded CRU data (~50 km).
Alternatively, decreasing (increasing) the deactivation or decay parameter value will show lower (sharper) gradients of depletion part of expression profiles (Response Rule 1, Additional file 1: Figure S1).
Results for spatial variations in calcium sensitivity in Fig. 4 show a very typical "takotsubo" shape for sharper gradients, although very low apical calcium sensitivity is required.
We can also see that there is significant variation in apical ballooning depending on the spatial gradient, with sharper gradients having a tendency for a higher values of the A B metric.
Also a shorter value of L D will create sharper gradients and hence increase the inward chemotactic force (as ΔH= λ c ∗gradient) hence "squeezing" the branches more and making them thinner.
There was a sharp gradient between high rainfall totals in western Scotland and Snowdonia, where rainfall was above average, and dry conditions across parts of southern England.
The lack of any sharp gradient of genetic diversity between East Asian and African village dogs could mean that once domesticated, dogs spread very quickly from their point of origin.
