Sentence examples for steps with those from inspiring English sources

The watermark extraction procedure at the detector's side consists of almost the same processing steps with those of the embedding stage, as illustrated in Fig. 3.

In this version, Breslin —although she tried — just wasn't hitting those mambo steps with the same gusto Jennifer Grey did. .

Protesters carrying giant hamsas with the names of police violence victims marched in step with those holding elaborate paper-mache lanterns aloft.

Citing support for the scheme from individual businesses, Gilligan suggested that the City might be "out of step with those it speaks for".

It drove a partisan political agenda, out of step with those many Londoners who do not buy into a strident rightwing view of the world.

Last week, Gilligan claimed in the Evening Standard that "there are grounds for asking whether the City of London Corporation is in step with those it speaks for".

Outside critics, particularly conservatives, complain that bioethicists have anointed themselves society's philosopher-kings and hold views out of step with those of most Americans.

One reason is simply that Mr. Gingrich's views on immigration are not all that far out of step with those of Republican voters.

Because of this diversity, their stock returns tend not to move in lock step with those in developed and emerging markets, Mr. Papageorgiou of Acadian said.

C1 United Airlines pension investment results were not far out of step with those of other funds, but the losses had a far more devastating effect on the fund because they coincided with United's own business troubles.

At the same time, she has expressed concerns about the reputation of the Ninth Circuit for making decisions out of step with those of other federal appeals courts and the United States Supreme Court.