"a downward step" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or movement that goes in a downward direction. Example: As he walked down the steep staircase, he carefully took each downward step to avoid slipping.
There is a downward step or a pit in front of robot.
A typical scan has a parachuting over a downward step and a peak over an upward step.
Figure 1c shows the line over a downward step trace in the case of a dynamic control and over an upward step for a variable scanning velocity.
I was given considerable support from the people I consulted before I took the plunge, but I'm sure there are others that think I took a downward step or am wasting my talent and training.
The novelty of the presented scanning method consists of using a dynamic controller on a downward step and variable scan speed on an upward step, with scan speed determined by the magnitude of the error signal.
In addition, there formed another peak due to a significant increase in the error signal of the loop control after the probe reached the bottom after a downward step.
In particular, if USV was broken by a sudden downward step, with a harmonic at the octave, it was named a "broken" USV.
In each layer, the tool was controlled to move along a predefined path with a multi downward step.
When the analysis of ED visits for asthma was restricted to adults a similar downward step change was detected (RR = 0.840, 95% CI 0.729 to 0.966; p = 0.015; Figure 3).
It was the latest downward step in a sorry descent for the world's third-biggest car-hire company, and more evidence in support of Jack Welch's dictum that you should be number one or two in your business, or get out.Budget was hit hard by the attacks of September 11th.
Small contrast stimuli were presented together with a 7-fold upward or downward step of mean luminance (between 185 and 1295 Td, corresponding to 14 and 98 cd/m2), either simultaneously or with various delays (50 800 ms).
