Sentence examples for was gradually adapted from inspiring English sources

There, Michal Minsky, who also leads a walking tour on Friday mornings, elaborated on how Bauhaus had developed in town and how it was gradually adapted for its new setting and climate.

Application of PEEP momentarily dampened the entrainment to higher ratios but this effect was gradually adapted by nonassociative learning.

The load was gradually adapted to achieve the individual target heart rate during the first minute of exercise.

In 1989, at the start of the national screening programme, the age of invitation was gradually adapted to that of the national policy, which at that time was 50 69 years until 1997, and 50 74 years from 1998 onwards.

Originally created for recording ownership, these data systems were gradually adapted to serve all legal interests and relationships linked to property.

In some instances the natural sacred places were gradually adapted for religious use (e.g., the oracle at Delphi, in Greece), but in others the earlier natural sites were artificially recreated by using man-made symbolic equivalents.

The language brought with it new literary forms that were gradually adapted to the old ones, producing new genres without necessarily giving up the older ones in the local languages and giving rise to an interesting literature in the English language.

The Fourier surface is gradually adapted to an image object starting from an ellipsoid as initialization.

The current methods and the new processes will be gradually adapted to the principles of green chemistry.

This is in contrast to [12, 13] where a single measure of interference price is broadcast and the transmit powers are gradually adapted accordingly.

Culture is not fixed, it's up to the situation, environment, historical circumstances, relationships etc., the culture will be gradually adapted.