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"But we expect a step that can move the stagnant waters of the peace process," Mr. Baz said in an interview.

Looking ahead to Saturday's Test in Canada, Cotter expects "a step up" in opposition.

Lambert described the Premier League as ruthless and said: "We were all expecting a step up but it has shocked a few of us.

Team principal Ross Brawn described the car as "a clear step forward in design and detail sophistication over its predecessor" and said he was expecting "a step change in performance compared to last season".

The team had been expecting a step forward in performance as a result of a series of upgrades on car and engine but it was not reflected in the times in the first session.

McLaren and engine partner Honda have brought upgrades to both car and engine this weekend and were expecting a step forward in performance, as they have made at every race since a very disappointing start to the season.

We would thus expect a step-wise increase going from the general population (via the primary care sector) to the secondary care sector.

As expected, an elongation step induces a fast rise in force, followed by a prolonged decay.

It is further shown that broadening of the interface slows down gravity currents, but the zone of concentration variation can be almost as wide as the fracture is tall without seriously reducing rates from those expected for a step concentration change.

Further progress is expected at the next race in Spain in three weeks' time - both Alonso and Button have said in Bahrain that they expect a significant step forward in both aerodynamic and engine performance in Barcelona.

"Northampton will have a lot of big names back in their squad, but Ulster will know to expect a big step up in intensity - that is always the case when you move from domestic to European competition.