Sentence examples for step rules from inspiring English sources

She was never trained in the "stair step" rules of elective office, which is why going from a legislative race to a citywide run does not feel unnatural, she said.

In the final step, rules are employed to ensure that only one event node is associated with a trigger keyword.

The fundamental speed-up introduced by this two-step approach is that the initial step rules out the vast majority of the original database without ever having to examine it.

You may feel a bit confused, due to the lack of lock step rules and may start to worry.

As before, Censor et al.'s subgradient extragradient method [10, Theorem 3.1] can be easily generalized by using some adaptive step rule, for example, (5.1).

This phenomenon may be explained based on the Ostwald's step rule as observed in the report of the thermal experiment of synthetic opal (Arasuna et al. 2013).

Calculations also correctly predict that carbonates form at the concrete/argillite interface, which most probably result from concrete alteration and follow Ostwald's step rule of mineral precipitation with a predominance of metastable vaterite over calcite.

According to the Ostwald Step Rule, nucleation of a stable mineral from a solid precursor will occur if the meta-stable assemblage has a lower mineral-solution interfacial energy [62 64].

This is because, according to the Oswald step rule, an unstable phase does not necessarily transform directly to a stable phase, but may pass through successive intermediate phases due to there being lower activation energy barriers via that route.

In [19], the authors showed that a necessary and sufficient condition for asymptotically unbiased mean square average consensus is that the consensus gains satisfy the step rule similar to that of classical stochastic approximation.

This step ruled out approximately half of the remaining introns.