Sentence examples for smaller step from inspiring English sources

"This is a step forward, a smaller step than we had hoped," he said.

It's a smaller step than one might think from that point to fiction itself – like crossing a bridge to the other bank of the same river.

But since some employers may balk at this, the book proposes a smaller step: remove some of the penalties that come with borrowing.

Earlier this year, Hulu took a smaller step in the direction of original programming with "The Morning After," a five- or six-minute-long recap of the previous night's prime time.

The Fed also could take the smaller step of extending its forecast that short-term interest rates would remain near zero beyond late 2014, but many economists regard such a step as unlikely to provide a significant jolt to growth.

Instead, he urged the justices to take the smaller step of barring suits against "a foreign corporation when the allegation is that the defendant aided and abetted a foreign sovereign".

The results in the figure clearly show the impact of our asymptotic equivalence assumption, as the mismatch decreases with smaller step-sizes (which is a consequence of higher filter order M).   5.

Obviously, one might use smaller step-sizes for the Euler Maruyama method; however, this quickly becomes highly inefficient, e.g. for the JR-NMM for multiple populations or when the Euler Maruyama method is embedded in a continuous-time particle filter.

This will result in a smaller step-off occurring in the joint surface, minimise the development of arthritis and ultimately provide better function of the wrist.

One approach is to implement a coarse scan in order to determine gross changes and then a finer scan with smaller step-sizes.

A relatively wide integration step size was chosen to speed up simulations of the full model, as for the time-continuous (non-spiking) neurone model considered here, smaller step-sizes lead to largely the same network properties.