Sentence examples for give one step from inspiring English sources

Sooner or later, he – him, not me – has to give one step forward to be more stable in the first team.

Recalling Theorem 3.1 in [10], the authors proved that for any given one-step numerical method if the following three assumptions hold and the numerical solution is a homogeneous Markov process with a proper transition probability kernel, then the numerical solution has a unique stationary distribution as time tends to infinity.

Though the metabolic health does give one a step ahead, even when smoking was taken out of the equation, the likelihood was still 11percentt greater.

It simplifies code development by providing a black-box solver which moves a given interface one step with given normal velocity.

Some logical positivists, indeed, held that no such account was possible, since giving one would require "stepping out of one's own skin"—somehow obtaining an independent perspective on both language and the world while all the time trapped inside a language and having no linguistically uncontaminated access to the world.

This gives, in one step, the process through which the simulation will leave the composite state and the corresponding time it spends in the composite state.

To the Sugar Plum herself, he gives no one step that might single her out.

But if necessary, he added, the 10 million could be given in one step.

In the second step, it determines the number of convex areas connected to a given one.

The first step would be to search for books on set design, preferably ones that give step by step guidelines for design which a young designer can follow.

Barker's most memorable moments on the show all involve words coming wrongly out of mouths: a Mastermind sketch in which the contestant gives his answers one step out of a sequence and another featuring Dr Spooner at home.