Sentence examples for steps that cannot from inspiring English sources

This flexibility is one of the main advantages of our proposal over other approaches in the literature, which involve steps that cannot be adapted to the user's local requirements.

But right now, he went on, farmers are pumping well water for irrigation faster than it can be replenished, poisoning water with fertilizer and carrying out other steps that cannot be sustained for long.

Among the children whose lives were caught up in uncertainty by the ban was a 3-year-old girl with H.I.V. Her adoption by a couple from the Rocky Mountain West was approved by a judge on Thanksgiving Day but still required a 30-day waiting period, followed by numerous bureaucratic steps that cannot be completed before the ban will become effective on Tuesday.

The analysis of the cumulative translocations histogram allows for the determination of individual components from a mixed set of translocations, that is, translocation steps that cannot be governed by a single diffusion coefficient.

However, the fabrication processes of GNR arrays for plasmonic devices often include a low-throughput electron beam lithography step that cannot be easily scaled to large areas.

While such processing is particularly important for brushes with two or more types of hair, Mr. Takemori says it is a step that cannot be skipped even for brushes of a single hair type.

This is another step that cannot be translated directly to other languages.

These musicians know how Mr. Dutilleux's music moves forward, in a kind of charmed sleepwalking, making steps that usually cannot be foreseen but turn out to be the right ones.

The multistage approaches consist in those techniques that are formed by several serial heterogeneous steps, that thus cannot be included properly in any of the classes seen before.

But it is a multi-step process that cannot be shortened as a result of pressures either from the scientific community or the public without weakening the entire structure.

Some China scholars see these moves as a well-planned long-range strategy of establishing its hegemony through salami tactics of what the Chinese call ling chi - or 'death through a thousand cuts.' Over the past two decades, Beijing has taken small incremental steps to assert its claims - steps that countries oppose but cannot afford to get too exercised about, and gradually get used to.