single-step

British  

verb

1. (tr) computing to perform a single instruction on (a program), generally under the control of a debug program

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Example Sentences

This single-step process keeps the 2D material interface completely clean, which enables the material to reach its fundamental limits of performance without being held back by defects or contamination.

From Science Daily

In summary, all persons with ALS should be offered single-step genetic testing, consisting of a C9orf72 assay, along with sequencing of SOD1, FUS, and TARDBP, at a minimum.

From Science Daily

On Tuesday, Smalls praised labor regulations in British Columbia, where workers can now participate in a single-step certification process that allows employees to certify a union once a majority of them sign a card indicating support.

From Seattle Times

An AI tool developed by researchers at the University of Münster in Germany, for example, repeatedly simulates the 12.4 million known single-step chemical reactions to come up with a multistep synthetic route—planning it 30 times faster than humans do.

From Scientific American

“But to secure frictionless trade, negotiations on regulation, tariff and non-tariff barriers will have to take place. All efforts should be made to deliver a single-step transition, so that businesses don’t have to adapt twice.”

From The Guardian