Examples of using Gradual changes in English and their translations into Spanish
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think in terms of making gradual changes which you can sustain for the rest of your life like switching from full fat milk to semi skimmed,
Gradual changes such as drought
After Bolivia's Declaration of Independence(6 August 1825), and with gradual changes in the administration of the territory,
Gradual changes, especially under the public administration reform,
including those arising from extreme weather events] and gradual changes;
vineyard as well as in the cellar: rigorous selection of vineyard parcels and hand picking, gradual changes in the winemaking, with traditional maceration increasingly replacing carbonic maceration, perfecting of the vinification of individual vineyard blocks.
the end of fishing as a traditional activity and the gradual changes in economic dynamics throughout the indigenous territory.
consequences for rural livelihoods; and to consider how adapting to extreme events posed immediate challenges compared with long-term gradual changes.
by ensuring that growth went hand in hand with gradual changes in the distribution of resources
Therefore a long-term vision must be generated with gradual changes in the patterns of energy generation
Mr. Kotrane, referring to the hope expressed by the delegation that the dialogue with the Muslim community would lead to gradual changes, said that in many countries,
Multicolor light with gradual changing, just like a beautiful dream.
The period of gradual change before menopause is called perimenopause.
It was the basis for a gradual change in attitude of life.
Thus, there was a gradual change in the direction of the company.
Quick keys for gradual change of incline and speed.
The result will be a gradual change, from inside of the community.
The gradual change leading up to menopause is called perimenopause.
We have seen the gradual change, so much so it is hardly believable.
A gradual change is required, as is progress in lecturer and student culture;