Sentence examples for always phase from inspiring English sources

The implication being that the third phase will target Iran itself as well as promote the idea that the Gaza conflict, in which over 150 – mostly civilian – Palestinians died was always phase one in the secret war with Iran.

The implication being that the third phase will target Iran itself as well as promote the idea that the Gaza conflict, in which over 150 mostly civilian Palestinians died was always phase one in the secret war with Iran.

To eliminate possible bias from the fact that start codon introns are always phase 0 and always the first intron in the coding sequence (note: this does not necessarily mean the first intron in the gene, since there can be introns in the 5' untranslated region (UTR)), the background set was limited to phase 0 introns that were the first in the coding sequence.

Because the gratings in the two eyes were always phase-shifted with equal magnitude in opposite directions, the phase of the cyclopean percept should be 0 deg when the two gratings generate equal internal representations in binocular phase combination.

During stance, a key observation is that F-M and F-L were always (phases 1,3,4 &5) significantly different from each other and M-M and M-L differed from each other in mid-stance (phases 3 and 4).

This is a zero-phase filter whose output signal is always in phase with the input signal.

It can be seen from the Jacobian that its trace is always negative (phase flow of system (2) is confined to the positive part of the phase space).

Having passed through radical feminism, an always necessary phase, I still revere the work of Andrea Dworkin: "Pornography incarnates male supremacy.

While analog filters always create phase distortion, both the critically damped and Butterworth filters can be modified to become zero-lag filters when the data are processed in both the forward and reverse directions.

Hence, there is always a phase difference between the horizontal seismic force and the vertical seismic force.

Displacements on -, - and -axis resulted not always in phase, neither pure sinusoids (the figures were not exact ellipses).