Sentence examples for steps belong to from inspiring English sources

The most complicated steps belong to the waggle dance, which traces out a figure eight on the vertical surface of the honeycomb and provides directions to the most distant flowers.

The algorithm continues with this procedure until more than 1% of the pixels classified in one step belong to the background –defined as zero intensity- of any of the channels.

The step belongs to a 16th-century manor house, with gardens which they have planted with 5,000 tulips, peonies, roses, clematis, and tissue poppies, a lake and water meadows, and painstakingly restored stucco ceilings and fireplaces.

Note that the method we used in this step belongs to the class of successive convex approximation methods [34].

The second step investigates whether the seeds belong to longer, common subsequences.

Please consider that step 1 to step 4 belong to the offline process.

I don't mind characters walking backward or spinning their way off stage but surely the goose-stepping interludes belong to a different play, and era.

Formation of 2D quantum dot arrays using physical templates and growth of nanowires along the step edges belong to this category.

ON sunny weekday afternoons, the steps of Union Square Park belong to the downtown lunch crowd: skinny people picking at green things in plastic bowls from Whole Foods.

Stumble blindfolded onto the stage of the Walter Kerr Theater, where that extraordinary revival of "The Seagull" is now playing, and the first toes you step on will belong to a soul crying out for connection.

It should be mentioned that the implementation from Step 3 to Step 5 belongs to the structural pretension design, and the procedure from Step 6 to Step 10 is a typical integrated structural electromagnetic optimization design.