Sentence examples for from three steps from inspiring English sources
Obama has ordered the NSA to slightly rein in its surveillance net, from "three steps" to "two steps" of association away from a suspect (for many people, that could mean being able to surveille a few million to a few hundred thousand, depending on how many associations a suspected individual has to the rest of the nation).
Glancing back at him from two steps below was his wife of 23 years, Judith Steinberg Dean.
7 "The change I made in the winter of 2011 to bring my number of steps to the first hurdle down from eight steps to seven".
Despite recurring leg problems in the off-season, Liu has shown flashes of reassuring form this year and has altered his style to contend, reducing his approach to the first hurdle from eight steps to seven, just like Oliver and Robles.
The derivation of the optimal DMT curve of side-channel-assisted MIMO full-duplex network follows from two steps.
But I've switched my start from eight steps to seven steps and it's been a sky rocket of improvement".
There is no structural division between them, apart from two steps that lead up into the chancel.
The time complexity of GS comes from two steps: computation of the ancestors and ranks, and computation of similarity.
Due to the larger construction height of this device and its elastic rebound behavior, subjects dropped from two steps more than they jumped onto during CMJ training and their target height was four steps beyond the CMJ training level.
The deep neural network models are built from two steps, pretrain and fine-tuning, followed by a Hidden Markov Model (HMM) decoder to capture tamporal information of the audio signals.
To eliminate the effect of a mediolateral difference and a variability in human cyclic movement, the values from two and four steps before the first and second breakpoint steps to the breakpoint steps and from the breakpoint steps to three and four steps after the first and second breakpoint steps were linearly approximated with respect to time.
