Sentence examples for brief step from inspiring English sources
Only with the rise of personal computers did the user interface become more intelligent, responsive and graphical.The first version of the web was thus a brief step backward.
It merely shows that it did well enough for this very brief step --- brief indeed compared with the real problems of Astronomy, for which latter it is probably quite inadequate.
The aim of this review is to take a brief step back from addressing the question of evolutionary origins of prosocial behaviour in order to identify contextual factors that are contributing to variation in the expression of prosocial behaviour and hindering progress towards identifying phylogenetic patterns.
In the middle of my childhood, a brief step divided me from my next passion: writing.
For those of us still holding on to our hope that things will soon return to normal, the brief step back into Japan's outer reaches presented the opportunity to reflect clearly, free of the constant tick of media prognostications and the latest results, measurements and tolls of damage to humanity and infrastructure.
In brief, step-down PCR was performed as follows: after a 10-min denaturing at 95 °C, the PCR was run with each temperature for 1 min at five step-down steps, for two cycles each.
In brief, step-feed biofiltration constitutes a promising operational strategy capable of drastically reducing the operating costs of biofiltration due to a reduced energy consumption and an increased packing material lifespan.
Or when the performers take up gossamer social dance structures, spinning through brief steps, only to let them dissolve.
Transactions using M-Pesa require multiple, if brief, steps – it's not uncommon to spot an occasional eye-roll in the supermarket when someone ahead in the queue pulls out their phone to pay.
He studied in France, served in the military and the diplomatic service before becoming interior minister in 1986, a brief stepping stone on the way to the prime minister's office and, in 1987, the presidency.
