Sentence examples for the gradation from from inspiring English sources

In general, the gradation from felsic to mafic corresponds to an increase in colour index (dark-mineral percentage).

She and Staake took about seven or eight drafts to perfect the gradation from the nearly-black bird in a blue sky to the murky waters below.

Finally, the uniformity index (UI) was built to evaluate the homogeneity of CIR mixtures and found the UIs of CIR mixture decreases gradually with the gradation from fine to coarse, and among the three compaction methods, the Superpave gyratory compaction is the best in terms of homogeneity.

The EWGSOP describes the gradation from pre-sarcopenia (decrease in muscle mass without disturbance in strength or function), to sarcopenia (decreased mass and strength or function), to severe sarcopenia (decreased mass, strength, and function).

Birds are simply one branch of the more inclusive group Dinosauria (Brett-Surman et al. 2012) and there is no single point along the gradations from clearly non-bird theropod dinosaurs (aka "non-avian dinosaurs") to definite birds (Fig. 6).

Although the gradation varies from that of the control and did not meet any ASTM grading requirements, there was a clear similarity in the gradation of the last 3 batches of each grade which indicates a consistent RA production.

The correspondence between the classification made by clinicians, by the LOCSIII chart, and the gradation established from the values of OSI, supports the applicability of this objective method to make a sound decision on the proper timing for a cataract surgery.

The color gradation from red to blue represents the velocity dependence of shear strength.

Results of this study showed that the gradation limits obtained from CPM were very close to the grading control points of EME mixes and that the asphalt mixes had higher compactibility than the conventional mix.

Each string produces one note, the gradation of string length from short to long corresponding to that from high to low pitch.

He spent more than a year on the designs — agreeing to keep the black and white palette in homage to both Karinska and Balanchine — and he said he took inspiration for the geometry of the crystals on the tutus from a Dior dress, known as Junon, which features a skirt made of petals with the crystals changing in gradation from pale to dark at the edges.