Sentence examples for unequal step from inspiring English sources

The unequal step sizes result from the hypothesis that the perceptual differences would be smaller towards higher voicing percentages of the stimuli, so smaller step sizes for higher voicing percentages were excluded to obtain a reduced total number of stimuli.

Peace-making invariably involves exasperating and intransigent antagonists and unequal steps, just as it did in the decades in which Britain struggled to end terrorism emanating from Northern Ireland.

The same basic model can be applied to walks in two or three dimensions, and can be extended with more sophisticated methods of including different probabilities and unequal steps.

Amazon hurts them both in unequal measure.

As the country has grown more unequal, the steps on the social mobility ladder have grown farther apart, making it increasingly difficult to climb.

One possible explanation is that the steps have unequal durations or that a step has non-exponential duration (e.g. the open complex formation that involves structural changes of the DNA).

In this paper, UFLS is set to start at 49.8 Hz and the plan consists of six load shedding steps of unequal size with the total amount of load shedding of 0.25 p.u [23].

Before quantification, we first removed the rRNA reads from the data sets to prevent any bias due to the unequal efficiency of rRNA removal steps during library preparation.

26 During the dual-task test, the subjects were required to walk down a 10 m walkway and to return three times (60 m in total) at their usual speed without stepping on the unequal lines.

Our extended walking distance dual-task test was composed of two tasks, walking 60 m as the primary task, and avoiding stepping on the unequal 10 cm-wide lines as the secondary task.

The last Tory education secretary, Nicky Morgan, even described the proposals as "weird" and a step towards a "more unequal education system".