Sentence examples for freedom at step from inspiring English sources
Quadratic effects were interpreted only if the related t test, with one degree of freedom at step 3, was significant.
To think beyond it, with the help of Adamczak's primer, is to take a first step toward freedom, at least the freedom to imagine other worlds.
"This is a company where you might get hired for one position, but you end up doing so much more". The label also enforces an unwritten open-door policy with its artists, and grants them the freedom to step into the office at any time to discuss upcoming release plans or to exchange pleasantries.
This trend is eroding and destroying our freedoms, a step at a time.
Because this is how it starts, this sort of encroachment we're seeing all over the country today with bureaucrats deciding what is right for us, trying to impede life's little pleasures and freedoms, one step at a time.
But the film "Colette" takes place much earlier, at the turn of the century, before she had the freedom to step out as an author.
In order to test for potential mediation between depression and any effects on immune function by the cortisol:DHEAS ratio or cytokines, linear regressions were run predicting neutrophil function from hip fracture group entered at step 1 in the model, and the cortisol:DHEAS ratio or cytokine variable entered at step 2. Differences in degrees of freedom reflect occasional missing data.
He was the senior officer among former POWs who stepped off a plane into freedom at Clark air base in the Philippines.
I recall the thrill of freedom at crossing Broadway in the middle of the night, the feeling of infinite possibilities when stepping into a grocery store at 4 a.m. to buy a toasted bagel.
PYRAMUS: Freedom at last.
