Sentence examples for irregular steps from inspiring English sources

Not only was the elegant new bridge expensive, but tourists have a habit of tripping up as they mount its irregular steps.

Single crystals of star-branched PCL showed the same basic shape, but with many crystallographic and irregular steps on the lateral crystal faces.

At any one point this movement may take place not at once but rather in irregular steps; these sudden slowings and restartings give rise to the vibrations that propagate as seismic waves.

He proudly pointed out the places where he and Wanjiru used to train: a dilapidated dirt-and-stone track; a winding flight of a hundred and nineteen irregular steps, to the left of a waterfall; and, on the other side, a steep trail up what was called Agony Hill.

It is indeed a delicious moment when Thiérrée comes bowling on like a blown leaf, running and twirling in tiny irregular steps as if imminently about to trip over both feet, at once delighted and a touch affronted to see how many people have been out there watching him all along.

Made too narrow and too steep, with irregular steps, the servants' staircase was a deadly construction.

The two most common stereotypical stepping patterns were a small or large irregular step (step length = 1 or 3, respectively) on the right side and a large regular step on the left.

However, under high (plastic) deformation, the piezoresistance varied nonlinearly with an irregular stepped increment.

The Queen's inner circle took the highly irregular step of drawing up a "Bond of Association," the signers of which pledged to take revenge not only on anyone who made an attempt on the Queen's life but also on any potential claimant to the throne — Mary was the obvious target — in whose interest such an attempt, successful or not, had been made.

Jontelle Forbus, a trainer who had gone to work for the Ebelings shortly after Super Hit's sale and rode him at the Acres, said in court records that she, too, thought he had an irregular step and told this to Mr. Ebeling.

That night, Merck and Schering-Plough issued a press release saying that an anonymous expert panel had advised them to take the extremely irregular step of changing the study's main goal, as set forth before the trial began.