"linear steps" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a sequence of ordered or progressive actions or events. Example sentence: The recipe for making chocolate chip cookies requires following a set of linear steps to ensure the perfect texture and flavor.
"It's more challenging than building, where you go in linear steps," said Chuck Aubin, a longtime volunteer who helped lead efforts to demolish a credit union — one of the affiliate's first tests in taking apart a building here.
Enough of this, what else? Replacing the linear steps of navigating to and from documents with Siri and her guidance.
To do that, Houzeo breaks down selling a home into a series of linear steps, and guides sellers through the entire process.
A tubulysin V analogue with triazole/Me modified Tuv fragment was synthesized in 14 linear steps.
The process proceeds in 8 linear steps in 25% overall yield from sucrose.
The method proceeds in six linear steps on gram scale with multiple advantages, including higher total yield of 38.8% (much better than those of the original ones).
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".
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.
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.
Six temperature-distribution models for stratified TESs are considered (linear, stepped, continuous-linear, general-linear, basic three-zone and general three-zone) which facilitate the evaluation of energy and exergy contents.
