Sentence examples for by a step change from inspiring English sources

We now need to place it at the heart of a national industrial strategy and that will require a long-term commitment backed up by a step change in investment.

This simulation is driven by a step change in rotating speed are shown in Fig. 9.

The transients induced by a step change in liquid or gas velocity to higher or lower values have been processed by a simple first-order model.

It is achieved by a step change in the physical dimensions of the waveguide.

The second legislation phase was followed by a step change in the risk of spontaneous preterm delivery of −3.13% (−4.37% to −1.87%; P<0.01) on 1 January 2007, whereas the third phase was followed by an annual slope change of −2.65% (−5.11% to −0.13%; P=0.04) after 1 January 2010.

The liquid hold-up was investigated at ambient conditions using a H2-water mixture as well as at high temperature and pressure (HTP) conditions using a H2-Halpasol™ mixture by injecting an impulse of tracer or by imposing a step change in the liquid phase fed to the reactor, respectively.

In an air-water-only system under batch operation, a bubble interface was created in a laboratory column by introducing a step change in gas flow, and the rise velocity of this interface, uin, was measured using a novel method based on electrical conductivity with a custom-designed fast-response conductivity meter.

All changes in solution, e.g., addition or subtraction of glucose (3-OMG) or addition of phloretin, were simulated by programming a step change with exponential time constants of 1 s−1 or 10 s−10

Having listened to what President Kikwete said in London, I am excited by the prospect of a step change in access to information in Tanzania.

The threshold stress intensity range, ΔKth, was determined by a method involving a step change in stress ratio (the 'jump in' method).

CCS is of particular interest as it is able to address emissions from fossil fuel power stations, reducing CO2 emissions by 80 90%, without a step change in technology or lifestyle within a country.