Sentence examples for comprehensible steps from inspiring English sources

This approach, despite its indisputable advantages (clear and comprehensible steps of calculation), has several significant shortcomings (non-economical oversized design).

In a wider sense, clarity also means to give orientation by informing about the goals of a lesson, to 'stay on track' regarding the topics, to proceed in comprehensible steps, or to grant time to think, practice and repeat.

The real goal is to show them when, why, and how to grow programs step-by-step as a set of comprehensible, reusable, and testable functions.

There are some small arithmetic steps that seem perfectly comprehensible and that most people could be taught.

Your job isn't quite over once you've written the test case; you still need to review everything that has been written and evaluate that all of the steps are clear and comprehensible and that the expected results match those steps.

· Simplification The Inland Revenue should simplify its rules on pensions in a step towards making pensions more comprehensible and accessible.

Therefore, if physicians involved in neonatal care would intend to introduce regulations such as the Groningen Protocol, strong and comprehensible arguments would be needed in a first step to gain wider public acceptance.

They say they are also taking an important step toward making the law slightly more comprehensible to people who have not spent three years in law school.

Dr. Weinberg, who famously wrote toward the end of his 1977 book on cosmology, "The First Three Minutes," that "the more the universe seems comprehensible, the more it also seems pointless," went a step further: "Anything that we scientists can do to weaken the hold of religion should be done and may in the end be our greatest contribution to civilization".

The theory of Krashen's Comprehensible Input Hypothesis (Krashen, 1985) is embedded in this teaching step to increase learners' learning motivation by exposing learners to comprehensible input that is understandable but one step beyond their understanding.

Proceeding step-by-step reduces the perceived complexity of the correlations examined, generates findings that are comprehensible [ 14], and should improve strategic decision-making [ 15– 17].