Sentence examples for directed step from inspiring English sources
Jon M. Chu, who directed "Step Up 2: The Streets," and the writers Amy Andelson and Emily Meyer have moved the story to New York from Baltimore, the setting of the first two films in the series.
But the aid must be accurately directed, step by step, depending on how well it is used, and not disbursed in a hectic rush or via the crooked ZANU-PF channels of yore.
A directed random walk can be seen as a process in which the location of an object randomly changes by a single directed step, depending on some probability parameters.
In the case of the replication machinery, the directed step is the movement with probability <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0010203.e009.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> or the stalling/waiting with probability <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0010203.e010.PNG" class="inline-graphic"/>.
This model describes how randomly directed steps over time can produce movement in a specific direction.
However, in the S2 and D2 environments these states can hardly be accessed dynamically because the associated cumulative sum of directed steps is too small on average.
That way, the motor prevents premature detachment and achieves directed stepping to the microtubule plus-end (intermediate 6→7 in Figure 6).
Sumoylation, an important post-translational protein modification that affects a large number of substrates, is catalyzed through a sequence of enzymatically directed steps.
Thus, we propose that the helix-α6 is a key mechanical element within the kinesin motor domain, and that its Mg-ATP-dependent movement is essential to plus-end directed stepping.
For reasons of self-interest, Western governments should direct steps to help Russia achieve stability and remain democratic.
She was a dancer with the American Tap Dance Orchestra in Manhattan and later founded and directed the Step Fire Tap Company in San Francisco.
