Sentence examples for which incrementally from inspiring English sources

"This is a slippery slope, which incrementally and over time, will reduce the 'right to life'".

Each cooperative instrument has a 24 bit S-WPIA clock counter, which incrementally advances the distributed S-WPIA clock.

This article provides an overview of the redox landscape as it relates to increasing NO concentrations, which incrementally govern physiological signaling, nitrosative signaling and nitrosative stress-related signaling.

The overall performance with this approach is better than with the classical method, which incrementally evaluates a CSG tree with single Boolean operations.

We design the SSM evolution based on the quasi-Bayes estimation technique which incrementally updates the hyperparameters of the SSM and the CDHMM parameters simultaneously.

The removal efficiency increase resulted from increased protonation of the fluid, which incrementally destabilized PW-charged species (mainly −ve charges), leading to the particle removal efficiency increasing as MSC dosage increased from 0.5 to 1 g/L.

Learning is not a linear process in which students incrementally acquire facts and ideas, and nor are its results always measurable.

It is a slow process through which residents incrementally buy legal status and in exchange get the utility services and the political representation that come with it.

Lost in these mood swings is a sober and realistic assessment of social change; one which works incrementally rather than through mega-events such as the World Cup.

But Judge Roush's ruling, with its careful parsing of Mr. Malvo's comments about whether he could see a lawyer and the police responses, seemed to be in line with the direction of recent Supreme Court cases, which have incrementally trimmed back the ability of defendants to have incriminating statements excluded from the record.

I hope that you believe you are acting in good faith; that you are simply motivated by the need to respond to the threats of terrorism and organised crime and the nuisance of anti-social behaviour, but I wonder if you have any idea of the cumulative effect of the 15 or so bills which have incrementally removed or compromised our liberties.