The documents step-by-step become ground documents starting from generic ones through intensional ones to finalized and ground documents.
At some point, though, these step-by-step movements become habit and you switch to the second type of learning, which is based on unconscious repetition.
"I'm going to go step by step to become a big company," he vowed through a translator, sounding every bit the budding capitalist.
Step by step, this becomes concretized".
Am I in New York?' " Step by step, they became a pair.
The piece was made soon after glass blowing was invented under the Romans, probably in Judea, about 70 B.C. Step by step, glass became ever more fanciful and decorative as innovations enhanced the process.
Step by step, he became a civic man and contributor to the community, a centrist, a moderate, in all things, but with an eye always on a kind of enlightened self-interest wherein people's needs and wants could be served... at an attractive margin.
Step by step, Nazira became more involved in school life, and soon not a single event could go without Nazira's songs.
Step-by-step, capital punishment became more narrowly circumscribed; no longer eligible for execution were the insane (1986), children under 16 (1987), the "mentally retarded" (2002), and teenagers under 18 (2005).
After sevoflurane infusion, both systolic (PAPs) and diastolic (PAPd) pulmonary pressures exhibited step-by-step reduction, which became statistically significant in phase 3 and thereafter, in relation to phase 1 values.
