Sentence examples for prominent steps from inspiring English sources

In all cases, the bounding planes do not reveal prominent steps and show considerable superheating.

More prominent steps on the surface of gypsum were noticed when soaked in high saturation brine, as compared with those in distilled water.

The degradation of GRO involves two prominent steps, initial and relatively faster weight loss of up to ~40%% occurs between 100 and 300 °C, due to the loss of adsorbed water and labile oxygen-containing functional groups, such as hydroxyl and epoxy functional groups.

Cold-water corals are passive suspension feeders, which depend on the supply of particulate organic matter and zooplankton for their subsistence and are therefore preferentially distributed on topographic irregularities, such as prominent steps on canyon slopes and seamounts where currents are strong and sedimentation rates are low [172] (see Text S1 for more references).

The detention of the leader, Malik Ishaq, who was jailed on separate accusations of hate speech, represented the government's most prominent step yet against extremists responsible for escalating violence against minority Shiites.

Even if Mr. Carter simply says nice things about Dr. Dean, the image of the two men together could be a powerful one just before the caucuses, which became a prominent step in the nomination process after Mr. Carter's aggressive campaign there in 1976.

The effectiveness of a CBIR approach is greatly depends on feature extraction, which is its prominent step.

This study provided the first evidence that compound treatment could induce a prominent step of salamander limb regeneration (cellularization) in mammalian muscle tissue.

The microstructure after the second cycle shows that many of the particles are sheared by fine plates having a twin relation with the matrix which form in the matrix during thermal cycling between 340 and 410°C leading to a prominent stepped Pb matrix interface.

In previous publications, we showed that the neutrophil secretory protein HNL may represent a prominent step in this direction, since serum concentrations of HNL allowed an accurate distinction between bacterial or viral cause of acute infections, with negative and positive predictive values of >90%, which were superior to results obtained using white blood cell counts and CRP (7, 9, 10).

Usually, when a prominent scientist steps forward to set the record straight, that's the end of the conversation.