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The initial extrusion fiber texture was gradually evolved into a new and more intense one featuring the preferential alignment of the basal planes along the ECAP shear planes with considerably higher intensity and Schmid factor.

Geographical monopoly hampered the NHSO to introduce a competitive contractual agreement, but a durable, mutually dependent relationship based on trust was gradually evolved, while accreditation is an important channel for quality improvement.

The storm intensified into Tropical Storm Irene around 1800 UTC on October 7. Around this time, a Hurricane Hunters flight indicated that the circulation was indistinct, although it was gradually evolving.

Meanwhile, we found that the morphologies of the products are gradually evolved with the reaction time, as shown in Figure 2a,b,c,d,e.

So, machine tools have been gradually evolved out over the past few decades to meet the increasing demand of manufacturing complicated components with high degree of accuracy in large volume.

Generally, as depicted from AFM top-views, the Ag NPs are gradually evolved from tiny compact at 2 nm to enlarged and mildly spaced at 20 nm of initial film thickness.

By this doctrine, anything and everything can be equally well explained; and it has proved as pernicious with respect to Expression as to every other branch of natural history.…He who admits on general grounds that the structure and habits of all animals have been gradually evolved, will look at the whole subject of Expression in a new and interesting light" (Darwin 1872b, p. 12).

In addition, Apriod [ 56] and LocRepeat [ 57] focus on finding the 'pseudo-periodic partitions', which are gradually evolved patterns among repeat units.

Big Phil's smirk is gradually evolving into a quivering lip - where's wife Amy when he needs a hug?

Optimistic students of the elections say that in practice, new relations between party branches and elected officials are gradually evolving.

Alas, something does, something that last week was pried out from the obscurity where for four billion years it has been gradually evolving its present shape.