Sentence examples for a phase from from inspiring English sources
Adam Craig's excellent "Just a Phase," from his self-titled debut EP last year, extends that theme to a relationship that hasn't even ended yet.
Traffic signals are set to give less green time to pedestrians on a phase (from the time the light turns green to when it turns red, or from "walk" to "don't walk") than to motor vehicles, to give vehicles a protected left turn without having to yield to pedestrians.
First was a phase from Plato and Aristotle up until the 17th century where the specificity of scientific knowledge was seen in its absolute certainty established by proof from evident axioms; next was a phase up to the mid-19th century in which the means to establish the certainty of scientific knowledge had been generalized to include inductive procedures as well.
In modern "emerging adulthood" -- a phase from 18-25 characterized by delayed choices and professional confusion -- our sense of purpose simmers pathetically, like a watched pot.
How could I tell her that and not hear a "you're too young to know exactly what you want" or "it's just a phase" from her? "I'm bisexual and I'm going out with my best friend".
New experiments are planned using a thermal conduction cells, cells where there are many interfaces possible between the competing A and B phases, in others where the nucleation of the B phase from the A phase will be examined thoroughly.
"We are going through a transitional phase from a private team to a factory team with Audi," Di Grassi says.
A crystalline phase from a group of single-diagonal pyroxenes of an XYSi2O6 type was generated at the glass ceramic bond from a CaO MgO Al2O3 B2O3 SiO2 system.
"This is a new phase from a manufacturer's standpoint of how you talk about the issues surrounding cigarettes," Mr. Payne said.
The delay time of a converted phase from a direct P wave corresponds to the depth of the velocity interface where the converted phase was generated.
Furthermore, there are several arguments in favour of creating a binder phase from a zeolite's own supply of aluminium.
