Sentence examples for step category from inspiring English sources

(c) You'll know if you fall into that "extra step" category if your carrier doesn't show up within about 10 seconds of the slide to unlock screen.

Due to these differences, we used the frequency distributions of turning angles and step lengths to create 10 random steps per real step for each step category separately, using the conditional point sampling tool of Hawth's tools (Beyer 2004).

In the next step, categories were formed by analysing and combining coded units [ 18- 20].

Frequency distributions of step length and turning angle differed among step categories, with traveling steps being longer and more linear, and cluster-to-cluster steps being short and having the highest diversity of turning angles.

For sellers, the updated app includes new step-by-step category, pricing and shipping guidance for items listings, and the ability to save draft versions of multiple listings so sellers can start their listing on a mobile device and then finish them off on PC (helpful for vendors who want to write longer item descriptions), or vice versa.

This is a good time for students to start separating information which might best be communicated under the wikiHow "Steps" category from information which belongs in the "Tips" and "Warnings" sections.

Founder and CEO Chuck Cohn says that the company sees a lot of demand for technical training, and that that seems like the logical next step for category expansion.

Following this step, the category system was subjected to a re-examination by the authors, and, if necessary, the top and subcategories were separated or summarized and renamed.

In this step, the category of the disease is investigated.

There was an ongoing dialogue between the authors throughout these steps and in the fifth step the categories were carefully discussed until two main categories could be identified (Table  2).

In the next step, the categories consisting of facilitators and barriers to patient safety were mapped onto different categories of a multilevel framework developed by Vincent et al. [ 19].