Sentence examples for over a step from inspiring English sources

Therefore we confirmed the proposed wheelchair could pass over a step which height was 100 mm [see Additional file 1]. Figure 16 Experimental results (measurement of Quick MAG).

You can be feeling your way along the half-lit corridor of a 13th-century Dominican monastery when you trip over a step and stumble into a busy modern bar.

Atalia is essential in this respect, especially after Shmuel has tumbled over a step in Wald's tumbledown house, and injured himself so that he briefly becomes more cared-for than carer.

But the maneuvering over a step that both parties acknowledge must be taken to avert a catastrophic default is also evidence of how the two parties are at loggerheads over a range of economic issues.

Mr. Koch, he said, agonized over a step like closing bathhouses used for promiscuous sex because it meant having to dispatch "investigators into bathhouses and spying on people in their most private moments".

"Cause everyone's watching?" A federal court trial has previously been shown footage of the man, who was jailed for inciting the riots sparked by Mulrunji Doomadgee's 2004 death, telling a crowd "things gunna burn" after the coroner's preliminary report found the local man had died as a result of tripping over a step.

The best thing we can do now is scrap it and start over with a step-by-step approach that focuses on lower costs and patient-centered solutions.

UV Raman scattering is applied to measure fuel/air mixing and combustion of a Mach-2 air stream flowing over a step-ramp cavity fueled with 70%methane/30%% hydrogen.

The technique involves incorporation of a field plate (FP) connected to the gate and placed over a stepped insulator (SI).

The pillars of the veranda consist of octagonal shafts resting on ghata base over a stepped pedestal.

However, we selected this design over a stepped-wedge approach due to concerns about the increased sample size that a stepped-wedge design might entail and the lengthy time frame required to implement a sufficient number of steps.