Examples of using Which gradually in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
They created a banking cartel, composed of the world's central banks which gradually assumed the power to dictate credit policies to national banks.
Over time, this results in the formation of dendrites, needle-like growths on the lithium electrode of the battery which gradually inhibit their performance and safety.
particularly on the face which gradually makes the skin tone darker.
not giving any rest, which gradually spoils the eyesight.
There are subcutaneous implants that are introduced for up to six months, and which gradually release synthetic hormones that block the ovulation process.
If necessary, water is poured into it, which gradually flows to the roots of the plants.
the current begins to flow through the resistor, which gradually charges the capacitor.
Mansions also began to be preferred as a more comfortable housing alternative which gradually replaced the residential function of castles.
as a consequence of the development of the Internet, which gradually transforms market components.
Tests were carried out on a special tilting platform, which gradually tested the limits of the domestic armor with an increasing tilt.
because the roses are painted in bright yellow color, which gradually changes its color to bright red.
Sehlberg perfectly plays with the tension, which gradually increases, making it impossible to break away from the novel.”.
simple granite shape without unnecessary embellishment which gradually flows flow as reflection of the surrounding landscape.
tactile perception of size, which gradually leads to abstract understanding of the size
Someone or something which gradually takes a control of our mind
Dawn-stimulating alarm clocks, which gradually light up your bedroom as you wake up,
the longer these stalks become, which gradually assume a vertical position.
Doping with latex rings is the imposition of a special ring node on the leg, which gradually leads to necrosis.
then gradually decreases, which gradually calms the body.
constructive civilization, which gradually increased first by craftsmanship