stepnoun(STAGE)

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slowly
slowlyI got out of bed and walked slowly to the door.
slowGo slower! I can't keep up.
at a slow paceThey are easy hikes, done at a slow pace.
at a slow speedYou only have to hit a pedestrian at a slow speed to kill them.
at slow rateThe economy grew at a slower rate during the second half of the year.

step-by-step | American Dictionary

step-by-step
adjective, adverb
us/ˈstep·bɑɪˈstep/
one at a time in a particular order:
a step-by-step guide to installing the software
She followed the instructions step-by-step.

Examples of step by step

step by step
It achieves this by describing the step-by-step construction of the various models which ultimately lead to a full description of the soil-plant-atmosphere system.
The satisfaction of (29) does in fact ensure that all the boundary conditions are satisfied correctly in the step-by-step integration.
The teacher's book contains a detailed introduction to the methodology of the course, step-by-step teaching notes for each unit and a key to the exercises.
In musical terms left-hemisphere skills are predominantly used when reading notation, analysing music, acquiring technical skills and learning step-by-step.
All these impacts strongly suggest a step-by-step environmental policy.
Students could use them as a source of step-by-step planning and implementation of research projects, data analysis and report writing.
Processing starts with a complete but arbitrary analysis, which is then transformed step-by-step into one that has a higher score under the current grammar.
Table 1 gives a step-by-step sequence of the treatment of the data for both pregnancy outcome events and temperature.
Another kind of example is given by the narration of a step-by-step demonstration.
No absolute, rational value can be given in these cases, only some approximate values which converge step-by-step toward, but never reach, an absolute value.
A step-by-step higher order sliding mode observer25 ensures, step-by-step, the finite-time convergence of the estimation error to zero.
The behaviour of the two parameters can be quantified as a function of infection by step-by-step increments of the threshold level.
This procedure may be iterated indefinitely, leading to a step-by-step construction of all the beam rays.
Numerical studies are less constrained, due to the simplicity of the step-by-step evolution of quantum walks.
It makes the speaker\\writer arrange the linguistic elements in a linear sequence, in a line, and develop the discourse step-by-step.
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