Sentence examples for a sharp step from inspiring English sources

To be honest I was slightly surprised that the Conservatives chose to take such a sharp step to the right.

A sharp step on desorption isotherm is usually understood as a sign of interconnection of the pores.

It offers a sharp step up from last week, which was slow enough to warrant excitement over Cobalt cobt, a server appliance company.

In the as-burned sample (Fig. 2a), after the initial water loss, a sharp step ascribable to the residual carbon decomposition was visible at around 400 °C.

AMR allows us to simulate systems with a sharp step in material properties with negligible rebounds and also large domains with accuracy in small wavelengths.

We show the landscape of the critical current for a nanowire Josephson junction under a varying Zeeman field, and reveal a sharp step feature at the topological quantum phase transition point, which comes from the anomalous enhancement of the critical current at the topological regime.

The AFM image of the PyC film fabricated on quartz substrate (Figure 1c) shows a sharp step-like edge allowing us to perform independent measurement of the film thickness.

Despite the variability in the details of their rising slopes, all APs in all neocortical neurons expressed a sharp, step-like onset dynamics (Figure 3, B1 B4).

From the two branches of adsorption desorption isotherms, the presence of a sharp adsorption step in the P/P0 region from 0.6 to 0.8 and a hysteresis loop at the relative pressure P/P0 > 0.7 shows that the materials possess a well-defined array of regular mesopores.

From the two branches of adsorption/desorption isotherms, the presence of a sharp adsorption step in the P/P0 region from 0.6 to 0.8 and a hysteresis loop at the relative pressure P/P0 > 0.7 show that the materials process a well-defined array of regular mesopores.

These accounts are unlikely given that the target area was always clearly demarcated, by the presence of the high-contrast central pedestal in Experiments 1 3 (and in Expt. 4 for suprathreshold pedestals), or by a sharp contrast step and markers in Experiment 5.