Sentence examples for was gradually developed from inspiring English sources
The compass, probably imported in primitive form from the Orient, was gradually developed until, by the 15th century, European pilots were using an iron pin that pivoted in a round box.
This soteriology was gradually developed in concept and ritual practice and was popularized; i.e., the original royal privilege was gradually extended to all the classes of society, until by about 1400 bce it had become an elaborate mortuary cult through which all who could afford its cost could hope to partake of the salvation it offered.
A special program for supporting the psychological needs of disasters survivors was gradually developed.
The elaborate DEMIG POLICY coding system, which was gradually developed through extensive internal discussions and several test coding rounds, served to minimize such biases and to maximize consistency.
During the last 20 years, top-coal caving hydraulic support was gradually developed from high position top-coal caving support, middle position top-coal caving support, to low position top-coal caving support.
In the economics literature, contract theory was gradually developed first by Oliver Williamson and later Oliver Hart and finally formed a more systematic theoretical system applied to analyze issues from market and organizational relations to property (Zhou 2003).
The modern primary system was gradually developing, and television was becoming more widespread.
A concept of agricultural land ownership was gradually developing, being at this point a matter of family, not individual prerogative.
After moving northeastward, it turned to the northwest, threatening the northeastern United States as an intensifying subtropical storm that was gradually developing tropical characteristics.
The Grand Duchy of Finland, an autonomous part of the Russian Empire, was gradually developing into the realm's Finnish state, including a rise of the Fennoman movement.
New attitudes toward love, too, were being gradually developed in poetry.
