Enough of this, what else? Replacing the linear steps of navigating to and from documents with Siri and her guidance.
He explains, "These females often feel more compatibility with typical males simply because typical males may be more willing to adhere to the linear, step-by-step form of thinking and conversation — more like debating or playing chess or doing logic".
"Most of the time people think of environmental problems, like species extinction, in linear steps," Suckling told VICE News.
The Middle Kingdom 3.0 has been meticulously redesigned, up from bootstraps, in a top-down, linear, step-by-step manner.
Although presented as a linear, step-by-step procedure, the research analysis was an iterative and reflexive process: first, the code manual was developed by the first author, based on the research questions and theoretical concepts of the A4R framework.
Finally, we replace all of the edges of the minimum weight spanning tree by linear chains of k mutational steps by inserting unobserved haplotypes.
The activation energy (Ea) was therefore determined by linear regression analysis of a number of consecutive temperature steps that yielded an R ≥ 0.99, which are all the points preceding unambiguous deviation from linear Arrhenius plot.
In the sequential deposition process, by performing steps of rolling and linear motion, the particles move along the steepest descent in a landscape formed by the boundaries and previously deposited particles.
Aerobic fitness was estimated by linear extrapolation of the individually observed heart-rate response to a standardized step test up to the age-predicted maximum heart rate.
The latter style is characterized by linear learning, following logical steps in search of solutions to problems, and through connections.
