Sentence examples for linear step from inspiring English sources

Policies are not developed following a linear, step by step process of defining a problem, assessing alternative solutions and choosing the best one.

The effect of rotational speed, wall angle, tilting angle and tool linear step interval on forming quality in robot assisted incremental forming has been studied and analyzed.

A linear step wise regression was performed for the independent variables such as age, gender and the presence of CD.

A linear step wise regression was performed with costs being the dependent variable and the independent variables; age, gender and the presence of celiac disease.

In the case of the linear step mode, rectangular waves of 32, 64, 96, 128, and 160 Hz are sequentially outputted with the same initial frequency and step number and responses are acquired.

The gradient program (flow rate of 1 ml min-1) was as follows: 75% solvent A + 25% solvent B for 1 min from the initiation step of the program; linear step to 80% solvent B in 14 min; isocratic step at 80% solvent B for 3 min; linear step to 100% solvent B for 7 min; isocratic step to 100% solvent B for 5 min.

Gene panels were analyzed using multiple t-tests with a FDR determined using the two-stage linear step-up procedure of Benjamini, Krieger and Yekutieli, with Q = 1%.

The former is a linear, step-by-step strategy of technology substitution: the semiconductor replaced the vacuum tube, the CD replaced the record album.

At the K-12 Lab we are always encouraging students and teachers to see beyond a linear, step-driven model of the design processes we teach.

He explains, "These females often feel more compatibility with typical males simply because typical males may be more willing to adhere to the linear, step-by-step form of thinking and conversation — more like debating or playing chess or doing logic".

It's true that attentional focus does have important effects on creative thinking: a broad scope of attention is associated with the free-floating colliding of ideas, and a narrow scope of attention is more conducive to linear, step-by-step goal attainment.