Sentence examples for a phase of a from inspiring English sources

The controversy was only a phase of a deeper and more far-reaching intellectual debate that made the philosophical contributions of the Song scholars as significant as those of the Hundred Schools in the Zhou dynasty over a millennium earlier.

This has a general meaning of "a series of military battles during a phase of a war," and in the case of the current semi-rubblization process, a specific meaning of the sustained NATO bombing campaign.

The Harlem Renaissance was a phase of a larger New Negro movement that had emerged in the early 20th century and in some ways ushered in the civil rights movement of the late 1940s and early 1950s.

The work presented in this paper is a phase of a broader NIST project aimed at developing user-friendly software for the estimation of probabilities of failure of low-rise structures subjected to wind loads.

Although it's long been known that 67 percent of women's admissions to psychiatric facilities are in the week immediately prior to menstruation, only recently have researchers begun to consider the effect of PMS on women with bipolar disorder; premenstrual exacerbation, or PME, is when an underlying condition is worsened during a phase of a woman's menstrual cycle.

When a software consultant finishes up a phase of a programming project, will they receive their income?

Fig. 6 a Phase of an aberration-corrected exit wave of single-layer graphene, containing a grain boundary.

A boom is a phase of accelerated prosperity.

Unlike Europe, we've never passed through a phase of having a welfare state.

The state "is in a phase of deliquescence," said a former justice minister, Carlos Vamain.

The course of acute renal failure can usefully be divided into three phases: an onset phase, a phase of established acute renal failure, and a recovery phase.