Sentence examples for transforms gradually from inspiring English sources

The RAP transforms gradually to uniform-length taut-tie molecules (TTM).

Fresh lumpy soils from open-pit mining have a relatively open structure, which transforms gradually into a lumpy composite structure due to weathering factors.

It is shown that the initial metastable phase of quenched iPP films, widely known as smectic, transforms gradually into the monoclinic form as the annealing temperature is increased, resulting in an important improvement of the tensile properties, whereas the fracture parameters have different evolutions depending on the ethylene content.

Most recently, it is proposed that the indirect band gap of bulk MoS2 with a magnitude of approximately 1.2 eV transforms gradually to a direct band gap of approximately 1.8 eV in single-layer samples [14, 15], which is in contrast to pristine graphene with a band gap of approximately 0 eV and few-layered h-BN with a band gap of approximately 5.5 eV [16].

Most recently, it is proposed that the indirect band gap of bulk MoS2 with a magnitude of approximately 1.2 eV transforms gradually to a direct band gap of approximately 1.8 eV in single-layer samples [8, 9], which is in contrast to pristine graphene with a band gap of about 0 eV and few-layered h-BN with a band gap of about 5.5 eV [10, 11].

In the northern and southern hemispheres, the light season transforms gradually into the dark, and the dark into the light.

A traditional view held by some paleontologists is that a species may be transformed gradually into a succeeding species.

The resultant large swamps would act as depositional basins wherein the decomposing plant material would be transformed gradually into peat.

As Anwar had nightmares about his past, so did Oppenheimer ("A family reunion transforming gradually into a scene where somebody I loved was being tortured or killed").

The story ends as follows: The judicial form contemplated in the agreement is that of a free trade zone to be transformed gradually into a customs union.

In Western Europe, feudal property could be transformed gradually into privately owned, alienable property in land.