Sentence examples for slow increment from inspiring English sources

A slow increment of Vetchas a function of the etching time was observed in all experiments.

The experimental and numerical results show the axial displacement of sandwich plates under axial compressive loading increases slowly before reaching the limit, but the bearing capacity of the structure decreases rapidly once the load exceeds the ultimate load, with the slow increment of axial displacement until the sandwich plate cracks.

Then, as shown in Fig. 2b, it can be easily observed that the isotherm of GO-SH spread on pure water surface show slow increment of pressure at trough area of 77 cm2 until reaching 18 mN/m at compression end of trough area 23 cm23

With increased photon energy, the films of set 1 indicate slow increment in the refractive index, whereas this change is rapid for the films of set 2. This indicates that the film composition and volume fractions change with the film thickness and the dilution ratio.

Saving $1 on week 1 will go unnoticed, and by the time you reach week 52, the slow increment will make saving $52 painless.

The dissolved drug gel layer obtained in water was thicker than that obtained in the buffered solution with the greatest increase in the first four hours followed by a very slow increment.

They sink beneath the water in slow increments, covered with rot and barnacles.

Their relationship advances in painfully difficult and subtly slow increments, and the sexual tension is all but unbearable.

The fringe becomes mainstream not by slow increments but by sharp lurches – or, more exactly, gradual acceptance manifests itself through dramatic breakthroughs, as quantity gives way to quality.

Performed in silence, the slow increments by which the four dancers moved in and out of rotating configurations of movement were less trance-like than numbing.

Constructed of brass and monel, a nickel and copper alloy, the clock slightly resembles a futuristic jukebox that computes using mechanics instead of electronic circuitry to calculate extremely slow increments of time.