Gradients in a sentence

Climbing up to an altitude of 1,044ft, it includes gradients of nine per cent over, before leading up to a final ramp of up to 18 per cent.

It is described as easy walking on level ground with a few gentle gradients.

These programs have several tools such as stroking edges, selection tools, erasing points in curves, vector layers, curves adjustment, and more that allow users to perfect their face cutouts as well as manage complex gradients used in background removal.

The site has steep gradients, existing houses which must be demolished and mature woodland.

All have a commonality; they are rocky descents with steeper gradients than most Maine rivers.

The other crucial inclusion is Land Rover’s All Terrain Progress Control, an indispensable feature which allows controlled movement of the car as you negotiate gradients, without having to touch either the accelerator or brake.

With bold, vibrant colours, immaculate finishes and detailed gradients unique to each item, they’re as high-quality as they are fun.

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Previously, only macroscopic gradients had been possible.

The software supports tweaking gradients, shadows opacity, and hundreds of other small elements of the Windows GUI too.

They are stacks of information-transforming modules that “learn” by repeatedly computing a chain of what are known as gradients (something rarely taught in high school calculus), which are the backbone of a family of algorithms known as backpropagation.

This feature lets you make changes to an existing image by changing its pattern, colour theme, shape, and gradients.

He added: “It’s pretty flat, but there’s still some gradients and the gravels have formed some cool patterns from the wave action.

It comes with a ‘papaya orange’ accent all over the body with subtle gradients.

Just as the Honor View 20 bore the unmistakable “V” pattern on its back, the Honor 9X Pro uses carefully crafted “3D” gradients to let the eyes delight on the “X” that marks the spot.

The initial filters are underwhelming, too, says – think trippy floating blobs and weird color gradients – and criticizes their actual use of depth.

The technology -- using thermal gradients and an aluminum case with ridges that act as heat vents -- wasn't able to drive very high-powered functions, so the first watch basically told time and counted steps.

Although the methylation system accounts for the wide range of sensitivity citation that bacteria have to chemical gradients, other mechanisms are involved in increasing the absolute value of the sensitivity on a given background.

As the isotropic phase would not significantly affect the polarization of the light, it would appear very dark, whereas the crystal and liquid crystal phases will both polarize the light in a uniform way, leading to brightness and color gradients.

A survey of the 40 nearest galaxies with the Hubble Space Telescope in the 90's revealed Doppler shifts of the stars near the core of those galaxies were rotating about tremendous masses with very steep gravity gradients, suggesting black holes.