Sentence examples for tempering steps from inspiring English sources
After equilibration, the parallel tempering steps were all started from the same initial value, the maximum likelihood value found during the equilibration phase of the Monte Carlo procedure, and did not undergo any further switching between temperatures to ensure that the integration-over-temperatures interpretation of parallel tempering was valid.
"Because of the kind of campaign that Senator Obama has run," Power said, "it seemed appropriate for someone of my Irish temper to step aside, at least for a while.
Then comes the trickiest step, tempering the eggs: it's a magician's flick of the wrist, the small skill that makes the soup a gift and a secret.
Although Kendra Wilkinson was all smiles on the "Dancing with the Stars" ballroom floor last season -- and made it through seven weeks of competition -- behind the scenes there were more quick tempers than quick steps.
Mr. Warner suggests two concrete steps to temper the grousing and build business confidence.
This is the "tempering" stage, the final step that keeps a blade from being fragile.
As for his personal life, Mr. Silverman said he had taken steps to temper his social profile, which made him a frequent target in the Hollywood blogosphere.
And America needs a new Middle East vision — one aimed not at grand and unattainable all-encompassing solutions but at incremental steps to temper the flames of extremism, tribalism and hate.
Alternatively, we must consider the possibility that the ongoing fallout from Sutton's tenure at British Cycling will turn out to be the first step toward tempering the orthodoxy of marginal gains, mercilessly pursued.
Special attention is devoted to a novel two-step bainite tempering process which shows maximum hardness; we prove that this is the most effective process for incorporating solute into the precipitates, which are finer than those resulting from one step banitic transformation processes.
The next step is tempering: forcing the fat crystals in the cocoa butter to line up in a specific shape through a controlled combination of heating and cooling.
