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Main Entry:	gra·di·ent [grey-dee-uhnt] /ˈgreɪdiənt/ Show Spelled
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Example Sentences

Scientists suspected that the gradient might be related to the effectiveness of mucus as a barrier.

Rather, it is the skill gap and steeper gradient that needs to be scaled towards jobs of the future.

The gradient of the river-how quickly it drops-helps define the steepness of the sides and the width of the floor.

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Scientists suspected that the gradient might be related to the effectiveness of mucus as a barrier.

Rather, it is the skill gap and steeper gradient that needs to be scaled towards jobs of the future.

The gradient of the river-how quickly it drops-helps define the steepness of the sides and the width of the floor.

Each time, they increased the pressure in the balloon, thereby decreasing the amount of pressure gradient.

The work is derived from the potential energy of the salinity gradient.

If there were any hands raised, teach them that stream flow is entirely dependent upon the gradient of the streambed.

The number of diets you've tried correlates exactly with the gradient of weight gained over time.

Socioeconomic gradient taking cross-country distributional differences into account:.

Rather there is a fine gradient from mathematics and physics to the social sciences.

Right, there are no wheels and the green gradient has been replaced with a blue gradient.

The field defined this way is called the gradient vector field of the potential.

The main difference is the addition of a gradient to give it a fresher aesthetic.

Ageing has been a gentle gradient so far, but it is getting steeper.

The policy approach to this should be a gradient of leniency on hukou transition to cities.

Wind, in turn, is driven by what is called the pressure gradient force.

Once found, they follow the chemicals' concentration gradient back to their source.

Made with a gradient effect, it has a streamlined look that is.

The divergently moving scalar particles produce a gradient in the scalar spacetime it is the gravitational field.

Flattening the gradient cheapens the experience, the relationships, and the people in them.

We can even feel the gradient as our feet are colder than up by the raft.

Opening night had gradient levels of discomfort, but nothing trumped the head of the costume.

Such objects create a gradient in the electric field and influence the growth of the wire, the authors write.

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