Sentence examples for downward step from inspiring English sources

In each layer, the tool was controlled to move along a predefined path with a multi downward step.

Joseph M. Tucci, the company's chief executive, said EMC's business was being hurt "with each unanticipated downward step in the global economy".

In the Allegro assai of the Symphony No. 91 the main theme is constructed of invertible chromatic lines, the top one slinking upward and the lower one downward, step by step.

It's probably impossible to know whether Temple was using the phrase in conversation before it appeared in the 1887 novel Wee Wifie by Rosa Nouchette Carey, where it is lamented: "Alas, Hugh Redmond was not the only man who, stung by passion, jealousy, or revenge, has taken the first downward step on the green slippery slope that leads to Avernus".

It was the latest downward step in a sorry descent for the world's third-biggest car-hire company, and more evidence in support of Jack Welch's dictum that you should be number one or two in your business, or get out.Budget was hit hard by the attacks of September 11th.

Case 3: Downward step or pit.

Upward and downward steps are made by a specific sequence of moving, opening and closing two internal clamps which are actuated using three subsystems.

However, these damages inboard from the tip cannot be explained by the attachment of downward stepped leaders or the initiation of upward lightning alone.

By comparing experimental results and simulations for upward and downward steps of heat load, the response mechanisms within the loop can be analyzed.

In the non-parametric plot of Fig. 5, we observe downward steps when at least one people stops getting signatures.

In steady state, every upward jump of 1 dB must be counteracted by 10 downward steps of 0.1 dB, implying that the packet error rate must be, or approximately 10%.