Sentence examples for a last phase of from inspiring English sources

Louis XVI style, also spelled Louis Seize, visual arts produced in France during the reign (1774 93) of Louis XVI, which was actually both a last phase of Rococo and a first phase of Neoclassicism.

A last phase of hypothesis reorganisation is then performed: First, mobiles definitely lost, and unlikely or redundant hypotheses are filtered (pruning process).

The moral assessment of teleconsultation in palliative care with regard to a dignified last phase of life.

A score of six is representative of a country in the last phase of the nutrition transition while zero indicates a country in very early stages of transition.

In 636 the Sāsānian Empire was conquered by the Muslim Arabs, bringing to an end the last phase of ancient Middle Eastern civilization.

Being a part of this last phase of someone's life is a feeling like no other.

The 18th-century arts movement known as Neoclassicism represents both a reaction against the last phase of the Baroque and, perhaps more importantly, a reflection of the burgeoning scientific interest in classical antiquity.

All s-form sites provide a snapshot of the last phase of erosion after evolution of the local landscape through multiple generations of s-form formation.

Pre-service teachers faced serious difficulties in synthesizing TP, TCK and PK while designing a course during the last phase of the TEL course.

Calibrated radiocarbon dates range from 9250-8160 years BP [23], indicating a date during the last phase of the Pre-Pottery Neolithic C period, when human society accomplished a full shift from hunting and gathering to farming, fishing and animal husbandry.

However, person to person transmission may have played a role in the last phase of the outbreak.