Sentence examples for large steps which from inspiring English sources

There is a tradeoff between small steps, which take more scanning time, but result in higher transmission spectrum resolution and large steps, which take less scanning time but produce lower transmission spectrum resolution.

The improvements themselves are due to a combination of several factors: The more accurate second-derivative rule allows us, in combination with a better error estimate, to take larger steps, which in turn allows us to reduce the number of otherwise expensive sensitivity calculations.

There are two large concrete steps – which amounts to a no-entry sign for me as a wheelchair user.

Modern x86 processors also contain increasing numbers of cores, and computational workloads in genetic studies tend to contain large "embarrassingly parallel" steps which can easily exploit additional cores.

These 3D ES barriers, when sufficiently large, stabilize multiple-layer surface steps, which in turn enable the effective operation of the 3D ES barriers [13].

If dcr-2 embryos are unable to compensate for differences in the rate of development between the two halves at different temperatures, we would predict that WT embryos exposed to a larger temperature step (which would induce a greater difference in rate of development) would show a similar phenotype to dcr-2 embryos exposed to a smaller temperature step.

The only other option to keep him from being marooned on one floor was to go outside and head down the two short sets of concrete garden steps, which had a large landing between them for restoring courage.

Thus, one obvious drawback of this technique is the large amount of measurements and adjustment steps which need to be performend before the final result is gained.

There are two main steps which take up a large chunk of time.

Variable step size methods have larger step sizes which make adaptation faster.

We can clearly see that the combined filter followed the one with a larger step size, which already shows better performance.