Sentence examples for smooth and progressive from inspiring English sources

Likewise, their braking was smooth and progressive.

The ABH is a geometric taper with a power-law profile fully integrated into the structural component and able to induce a smooth and progressive decrease of both the velocity and the wavelength of flexural waves.

The idea would be expanded to other designs which are followed by increase of stitched locations and reduction of the distance between stitches to improve the mean force with a smooth and progressive pattern of crushing load.

H&M told the BBC they wanted to see a proper timeline for a "smooth and progressive" transition until the locally run safety monitoring system is "fully ready".

The proposed loosely coupled technical platforms and services together with the Go-Lab design principles have already enabled a smooth and progressive deployment of inquiry learning spaces to develop a shared understanding of the deployment challenges among the interdisciplinary partners in the project and with the initial pilot teachers.

Protein divergence within a vertical genealogy is not necessarily smooth and progressive.

Consequently, the musicians at Folsom have formed hip-hop, hard rock/heavy metal, Latin rock, alt-rock, smooth jazz and progressive rock ensembles within Folsom's walls.

LAM is a female predominant lung disease characterized by the abnormal proliferation of smooth muscle cells and progressive cyst formation that can lead to respiratory failure.

The comparisons show that the asymmetrical system, with nonlinear characteristics, tends to have a smoother and more progressive performance, both for vertical and angular movements.

The final results showed that the asymmetrical system with nonlinear characteristics tends to have a smoother and more progressive performance, for both vertical and angular movements.

These alterations in tissue structure include cellular hypertrophy and hyperplasia, increased synthesis and secretion of extracellular matrix, dedifferentiation of smooth muscle cells (SMC) and progressive loss of normal contractile function.