Sentence examples for two steps of setting from inspiring English sources
She said: "Constructive countries from all continents, including the US, now fight with us for a stepwise approach to Paris [involving the two steps of setting national targets and having them assessed].
And the Grammys telecast directors these days often seem to be one step short of setting up a Taylor-Cam, able to capture the star's reaction to every win, loss and sneeze from the stage.
The four steps of boundary setting, metrics selection, analysis and visualization, and sensemaking and storytelling form the cyclic Ostinato process (Huhtamäki et al. 2015) for developing shared vision through establishing and questioning a frame through which evidence can be examined.
This method was developed by Mansur and Tan (1999); they stated three steps to set design equation of RC beams with opening.
Table 1 shows the six steps of curriculum development set out by Kern in relation to the sections of this paper in which they occur.
The implementation of this algorithm consists of four steps: (1) setting the minimal number of connecting arcs at each PSC; (2) equally dividing the area around each PSC into sub-areas; (3) selecting the closest PSCs around a PSC in all directions in a circular order; and (4) ignoring the sub-area when the distance between a PSC and its closest PSCs in the direction is too long.
The technique consists of three steps, namely, setting the minimum water and wastewater targets; design of minimum water utilisation network, and finally, heat recovery network design.
Another method of synthesis in two steps was then set up: condensation of exo-5- dimethylchlorosilyl bicyclo-[2.2.1]heptane-endo-2,3-dicarboxylic exo-5- dimethylchlorosilyl bicyclo-[2.2.1]heptane-endo-2,3-dicarboxylicd oligosiloxanexo-5- dimethylchlorosilyl bicyclo-[2.2.1]heptane-endo-2,3-dicarboxylic
This might also explain the fact that the work intensity of the first three exercise steps of SET-I in ponies was somewhat higher compared with SET-II.
We did not adhere to all seven steps of the meta-ethnographic approach as originally set out by Noblit and Hare and cited by Britten et al [ 33, 34].
