Sentence examples for steps emerge from inspiring English sources

Although use of multiple steps can be a pre-planned strategy in some situations [ 54], it appears that the multiple steps emerge as a consequence of lack of lower limb muscle power and its relation to reduced functional abilities, which is well documented [ 67], and inability to take a rapid and long first step.

SINCE before time began, every film shown at Cannes has been preceded by a sequence of 22 steps emerging from the sea and climbing up towards an azure sky.

Five of the steps emerged as the principal investigator listened to and analyzed the interviews.

Later in the 1990s, the variant that became known as UK garage, or two-step, emerged, generally attributed to the US producer Todd Edwards.

In a final double-page spread, Old Bear, a smile on his face and a spring in his step, emerges into a world of fresh green willow trees, exuberant pink cherry blossoms and the dance of butterflies.

The glass roof rises to allow the occupant to stand, while a step emerges from below the running board and a red light is projected, "carpet-like" to announce their arrival.

The current step emerged in the negative bias region occurs when the dot level ε d is aligned to the Fermi level of the right lead (μ R = 0).

Unexpected findings are that a new rate-limiting step emerges at low temperatures and that F1 quickly falls into an inhibited state at high temperatures.

Lastly, the theme of 'accepting the next step' emerged in which participants described the tragic losses associated with dementia experienced by both the caregiver and care receiver.

Although use of multiple steps can be a pre-planned strategy in some situations [ 23], it appears that the 'extra' steps often emerge as a consequence of instability arising after the initiation of the first step [ 24].

So the US and UK may have been the worst offenders in the banking boom and bust, but they have taken stronger steps to emerge from the recession.