Sentence examples for the increasing degrees from inspiring English sources

The passage of time, then, is to be thought of as an event's having (say) the property of presentness and then immediately losing that property but gaining (and losing in turn) a long and possibly endless series of properties of the increasing degrees of pastness.

The CLM model estimates from the joint and the Tubiana stage models suggested that the increasing degrees of joint contracture were associated with decreasing preferences.

And they reflect the increasing degree to which distinguished cooking pops up in the unconventional, informal settings that many food lovers often prefer.

She spoke out about the "increasing degree of personal vitriol and misogyny she suffered" as a female finalist on the show.

As veterans of the commercial theater, both men will now have high profiles in the nonprofit arena, a fact that points up the increasing degree to which the once distinct worlds of commercial and nonprofit theater overlap.

Political and social commentators here say its frequent use reflects or fuels, or both, the increasing degree to which people have dressed the routine of daily life up with religious accessories.

They found an increase in desolvation and stored charge with the increasing degree of confinement (DoC).

The increasing degree of melting has more effect on the Cl/F ratio than α, the rate of fluid-induced melting (Figure 4).

It is assumed that the stronger binding sites are occupied first and that the binding strength decreases with the increasing degree of site occupation.

Accordingly, this paper will present a sociological discussion on social mechanisms to cope with the increasing degree of complexity resulting from the ES transformation.

Recent trends in modern manufacturing, such as the growing need for flexibility and the increasing degree of automation in industrial facilities, require distributed control solutions.