Examples of using Gradation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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In Figure 1 are shown the gradation curves of all aggregates used.
Also uses a 10-bit system to produce 1,024 gradation levels.
128 steps of gradation control.
On the transparent cable there is the dimmer that allows to control the gradation.
Mini thermometer has fine measuring scale with a 2 °C gradation.
with a kind of clever gradation, he mentioned the fact that it would be necessary to suggest,
Metal and nonmetals can be further classified into subcategories that show a gradation from metallic to non-metallic properties,
Weakened gradation" is a technical term for"simple vowels" except"ā", which is a"also" a simple vowel but it is placed as pertaining to protracted gradation.
It's chromatic gradation is very interesting,
This results in true, subtly variegated greyscale gradation, and clearly distinct fine details in predominantly bright as well as mostly dark scenes.
That gradation allows Drawn Lines to diverge farther from merely replicating woven fabric,
the color blue may have various gradation of tones.
3 show results regarding the maximum speed of the mandibular movement during speech according to the pain gradation.
it is possible that the therapeutic indications may become distorted according to the gradation imposed by this system.
the authors propose adjustments in the gradation of certain aggregates to improve the performance of pavements.
It seems to reach higher-intensity planets of evolutionary gradation still in primary stage,
Each parameter is measured in four gradation levels: 0 normal;
The review of these past studies indicated that more uniform gradation than actually used by the railway industry would decrease permanent deformation
This change is the result of a pilot project in which the gradation importance was suggested as an accurate index of the relation between dysphonia
Because of the different intensities and possible gradation of events, in the absence of death,