Sentence examples for associated step from inspiring English sources

In [13], a notion of convergence for multiple series is defined and shown to be equivalent to the HK integrability of the associated step function over an unbounded multidimensional interval.

Due to the location of installation between the generator and the associated step-up transformer, a generator circuit-breaker must meet high technical requirements with respect to rated normal currents, short-circuit currents, fault currents due to out-of-phase conditions and transient recovery voltages.

The design and optimization process includes three closely associated steps.

Table 6 shows the frequencies of the functional moves and their associated steps across the five SoP corpora.

In planning for an environmentally balanced industrial complex (EBIC), several subjects and associated steps must be considered and taken prior to starting the system.

Although most coded SoPs include the four general moves "Introduction" (IN), "Establish Credentials" (EC), "Reasons for Applying" (RA) and "Conclusion" (CO), there are a couple of inter-corpus differences in the frequencies of each move's associated steps.

There are no hard or fast rules for which modelling tools should be implemented for each of the associated steps, as this depends on the goal of a particular study or the skill sets of a particular research group.

As an example use case we briefly describe the initial search for connections between molecular sub-networks affected by exercise, which is generated as a starting point of the BioBridge investigation (for detailed descriptions of this and further use cases see the associated Step-by-step tutorial).

The EMG reduction method represents another step in a pipeline to reduce non-neuronal noise from the gamma band of the EEG, following on from the reduction of the power-line and micro-saccade associated steps.

Stakeholders from professional institutions and winegrower organizations were closely associated with step (i) to define the framework and step (ii) to supply technical databases.

His physicality is worlds away from the rigidly held torso and arms associated with step dance.