用progressive造句子，“progressive”造句

Neuroscientists will now be able to monitor the microscopic changes that occur over the course of progressive brain disease.

Portland, Maine's largest city, is a progressive, cosmopolitan waterfront city only a couple of hours from Boston.

Rejoice when you make a tiny progressive change using that as a stimulus to propel further quests for personal growth and development.

Cerebral palsy encompasses a diverse group of disorders characterized by non-progressive impairment of motor function resulting from injury to the developing brain.

The ongoing Shanghai Expo has not only shown the world of an open, tolerant and progressive China, but has opened a window for the Chinese people to get to know more of the world also.

So you had these twin forces - one progressive, one not so progressive - interacting powerfully.

Thus a kerosene subsidy can at least claim to be progressive as well as expensive.

A similar thing happens to people who do not use a cycle of progressive conditioning to handle their stress.

In 1970 the church was more progressive than the village. The archbishop of Munich sought revisions to "anti-Semitic" parts of the play.

"The progressive miniaturization of electronic components in recent decades has made possible the development of all-electronic watches, in which the necessary transistors, resistors, capacitors, and other elements are all on one or several miniature integrated circuits, or chips."

By operating with this progressive conditioning you can slowly, but surely, increase your capacity for energy.

Undertaking conditioning and progressive increments of stress followed by deep restoration we can even expand our capacity for energy.

This enables what I like to dub progressive programming, which enables a level of quality checking during coding — it's hard to get much earlier!

Bernstein, he says, never wrote "That One Important Piece" because the only audience for which he could have written it-an American citizenry united by progressive liberalism-failed to materialise.

It is ideologically conservative and traditionalist—whereas Lincoln's Republican Party was the progressive party of its day.

And then there is St. Ann’s, the Episcopal congregation that incubated my progressive high school, and still lends its large and riveting, if somewhat worn-out, space to the school for major events.

These programs are also progressive in nature: With each success, we have the opportunity to progress to the next level of involvement.

Big property holdings, including some church assets, will incur a progressive levy.

In France, a New Year's Day reprieve allowed revelers their last legal drags in public places before the law took effect, the latest measure in a progressive crackdown that began 15 years ago.

With progressive enhancement, we build sites on a foundation of usable code.