Sentence examples for By this phase from inspiring English sources

Neither Hitchcock nor The Girl necessarily diminish his films, but by this phase in his career Hitchcock was doing that himself.

Fluid loading effects are completely specified by this phase shift, or equivalently by an "end-correction" giving the virtual origin from which the wave appears to be reflected.

In this study, the SFM was coupled to the Henyey Greenstein (HG) scattering phase function in order to assemble the model with a more accurate description of the scattering phenomenon provided by this phase function.

In this work we highlight the great structural flexibility exhibited by this phase accommodating the changes in the oxidation state of vanadium which is accompanied by the introduction of cation vacancies.

In turn, the extent of energy dissipated by the plastic deformation of the epoxy-matrix phase is clearly greatly influenced by the degree of ductility exhibited by this phase of the epoxy-blend polymer.

For the Australians, a significant advantage was gained through the technological edge that Allied industry had achieved over the Japanese by this phase of the war, while the Japanese were hampered by a lack of supplies and reinforcements due to Allied interdiction efforts at sea and in the air.

By then, this phase of the war against terrorism at least will either have been won or lost.

History had been for him a way out of the severities of the International Style, but by 1965 this phase of his career was over.

By isolating this phase of the wound healing response, it may be possible to determine conditions for ideal healing.

By introducing this phase, Martin extends the understanding of path creation from the original versions presented by David (1985) and Arthur (1988), who argue that paths are created by chance or historical accident.

The thermodynamic parameters of the mesophase of P8MB have been determined by maintaining this phase at high temperatures to prevent its transformation into the crystal.