"a forward step" is a common English phrase that is typically used to refer to an action, decision, or event that represents progress.
As an example, you could use the phrase in the following sentence: "The company's decision to invest in new technology was a forward step in their business operations."
This sequence of movement proceeds until a forward step increases T beyond the stall force of the stepping motor, which undergoes a conformational change that leads to its preferential back-stepping (Gebhardt et al., 2006) thereby relieving inter-motor tension (Ali et al., 2011).
With Trilling's help, Kirsch transforms a backward glance into a forward step.
The essays also trace Kureishi's development – a sideways rather than a forward step – from anti-nationalist to staunch secularist.
Benjamin McCarron, an investment analyst at Co-operative Asset Management, said the new code was a forward step in improving governance standards but that more needed to be done to ensure that boards were selected from wider pools of people.
"After looking at it all top-to-bottom, the conclusion I reached was one of pure clarity … Sure, some of our fans won't see it as a forward step and will moan about my decision, but that's what being a chairman is all about, making tough decisions, not letting sentiment interfere, being methodical when the chance allows itself.
Petroleum industry experts said the auction, where international oil companies spent $262 million to buy 9 onshore and 12 offshore concessions, was a forward step for Brazil's ambition of energy autonomy and an important vote of confidence in the opening of Brazil's petroleum industry, which until two years ago was dominated by the state-owned company Petroleo Brasileiro, or Petrobras.
