The phrase "multi steps" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "multiple steps." You can use it when referring to a process or task that involves several stages or actions.
Example: "The project requires multiple steps to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "several steps" or "a series of steps."
Superhydrophobic ZnO surfaces are usually made in multi steps by creating rough surface and subsequent hydrophobization by low-surface-energy materials.
There are many types of open questions as a problem to solve with missing data/hidden assumptions, Proof questions, multi steps problem, Problem to explain a concept/procedure/error, Problem Posing, Real-life/Practical problems, Oral questions, investigative problems [compare, contrast, classify, test hypothesis and generalize] and so on.
Although the reinforced concrete behaviour of post cracking stages is complicated and extended by multi steps (elastic, yielding, elastic-perfectly-plastic (EPP), plastic and collapse), merely whatever is obvious in all steps after cracking is the high amount of ductility proportional to the other stage.
In the field of enzymology, the term ' multi step reaction' sometimes means a series of chemical transformations catalyzed by an enzyme.
To compare the time for single-stepping and multi-stepping, a single big multi-step covers the same dynamical time as 16 single steps.
In this work, a novel multi-step ahead forecasting method based on multi-kernel learning is developed.
The goal of the paper is to present a network architecture with predictive recurrence which is capable of multi-step prediction through a form of multi-task learning.
Thus, a correlation aware multi-step ahead wind speed forecasting technique with heteroscedastic multi-kernel learning is designed.
In addition, the model prediction under multi-steps uniaxial loadings is also studied.
Here, a multi-steps voltage modification is applied to enhance the actuation.
Contaminant sorption reactions in soils are generally heterogeneous, multi-steps solid liquid reactions that compliment transport processes.
