Sentence examples for a basic phase of from inspiring English sources

At three of them, the teacher training takes place within a five-semester master'a programme; at the remaining university, prospective teachers complete a diploma programme that lasts nine semesters, i.e., a basic phase of four semesters and an advanced phase of five semesters (for an overview of the course structure at the four Austrian universities, see Aff et al. 2008).

The basic phases of a realist review are similar to those followed in a conventional Cochrane review, but involve more substeps, and those steps may be overlapping and iterative rather than sequential.

The basic phases of our approach to reverse engineering are summarised, and related computational difficulties are analysed.

"But all of us have been at chapter one of mobile payments, a very basic phase focused on emulating a point-of-sale device.

Neighborhoods in New York seem to have all gone through the same basic phase: a golden age of building and craftsmanship, a degradation in standards, decline, severe neglect, neighborhood rejuvenations, and finally appreciation of what has somehow managed to survive.

Inspired by the propagation of synfire waves through cortical layers [10], such systems can be regarded as basic phase variable models of feed-forward networks featuring synchronized groups, in which each pool can be treated as a phase oscillator that repetitively alternates a refractory period with a firing burst.

Thus, Flory-Huggins theory describes the basic phase separation behavior of bimolecular and unimolecular protein systems.

These unique properties have made GO LCs very different from conventional ones in terms of basic phase property and device applications.

Moreover, the set (Omega_{O_{2}}cup Omega_{Q_{0}}) is an attractor whose region of attraction is basic phase set ({mathcal{N}}), as shown in Figure  17.

For (SC2), if (tau_{M}leqtau< b/p), then the set (Omega_{Q_{1}}) is an attractor whose region of attraction is the basic phase set ({mathcal{N}}), as shown in Figure  16.

Our results confirm the value of early clinical introduction as a means of integrating clinical experience in the preclinical basic science phase of a traditional medical curriculum.