Sentence examples for anticipating phase from inspiring English sources

That planning and anticipating phase, as any traveller knows, is what gets you through the long days at the office that will fund your trip.

The two final sections of a long-delayed and much anticipated "Phase II" report on the Bush administration's use of prewar intelligence, released on Thursday morning, accuse senior White House officials of repeatedly misrepresenting the threat posed by Iraq.

Over time, costs were reduced and scientific value increased through clear communication of science objectives, outcome-driven experimental design, adequately resourced monitoring programs, and a long-term view that anticipates phasing out outside consultants and transitioning monitoring responsibilities fully to locally-based staff.

TPF is anticipating a Phase A start around 2007 and a launch sometime around 2015.

Caltrans officials anticipate this phase of the project will be complete in late 2013.

The two section distributed component model with step transition and entrance effect resistance is built to anticipate the phase angle performance of the linear adjustable inertance tube.

It is anticipated that phase III studies comparing palonosetron to the first-generation 5-HT3 receptor antagonists will show a marked improvement in the control of CINV in patients receiving multi-day chemotherapy.

A senior military officer said that setting up a forward command headquarters in the region would indicate that General Franks was anticipating a complicated phase of ground missions in Afghanistan requiring that he be closer to the action -- or that the next front in the terror war would also be in the region.

In the second step, PEE is calculated during power swing continuously and analyzed (compare to predefined threshold (h2)) to anticipate three-phase fault during power swing.

Her favorite examples typically include stunning episodes in which the existence of previously unknown objects, phenomena, or whole classes of them is anticipated: the phases of Venus for Copernican astronomy or the discovery of Neptune for Newtonian physics, all the way up to the Higgs boson for so-called standard model of subatomic particles.

EMG data showed that ES activity anticipates propulsive phases in walking with a repetitive pattern, suggesting a programmed control by a central pattern generator.