Sentence examples for a conventional phase from inspiring English sources

Phase I is a conventional phase in which CNN is trained with the conventional methods in [27, 28, 29].

The crystalline titanium dioxide heating layer promotes the temperature rise in the AlSb3Te layer which causes the reduction in the reset voltage compared to a conventional phase change memory cell.

Note here that such surface phenomena as fiat and helical edge states are characteristics of a system of a finite size, and the evolution of such gapless surface states is continuous, free from discontinuities characterizing a conventional phase transition as described by the Landau theory of symmetry breaking.

The number of patients required at each dose level to calculate the dose intensity was 6 12, twice as many as a conventional phase I trial.

Patients were enrolled in serial cohorts of three patients each using a conventional phase I study design to establish the MTD.

Five patients (23%) showed an objective response, which was comparable to a conventional phase II trial of S-1 (Jeung et al, 2007).

Compared with either a conventional phase-contrast microscope or DIC microscope, this new system produces a more detailed image of subcellular structures (Fig. 1c).

This frequency spectrum in Figure 5 is different from that of a conventional phase-modulated signal.

Interphase power controller (IPC) that is composed of a conventional phase-shifting transformer (PST) and a static synchronous series compensator, and it has the ability of short-circuit current mitigation and power flow control [17].

All MR imaging was performed at 1.5 T (Avanto, Siemens Medical Solutions, Erlangen, Germany), with a conventional phased array body coil.

One phase is a conventional stage II CxF with the repeat distance of ca. 0.93 0.96 nm which was the same compound as that obtained under ordinary pressure of fluorine, and the other was also a stage II with a different repeat distance of ca. 1.03 1.18 nm.