Sentence examples for be out of phase from inspiring English sources

But the idea is that the tree now could be out of phase with its dispersal agents.

This problem is exacerbated because fluvial mechanics may be out of phase in different parts of a valley or from one valley to its adjacent neighbour.

Conversely, in destructive interference the crest of one wave coincides with the valley of a second wave, and they are said to be out of phase.

This evidence suggests that in glacially dominated landscapes, episodes of large discharge to the shelf might be out of phase with the sea level cycle.

The instabilities in adjacent lamellae are observed to be out of phase to give rise to a hexagonal arrangement of rods at the transition.

The bootstrap-pulling vision of America might be out of phase with reality, but it appeals to American optimism and patriotism in ways Mr Obama's now-flagging discourse on income inequality does not.

No, most of the time they'll be out-of-phase, from the next row, for scattering in this direction.

Most of the time they'll be out-of-phase, but for particular angles they'll be in-phase.

This is because the diagonal represents the self-coherence between the five channels, hence there is no out-of-phase in this case; which is consistent as a signal can't be out-of-phase with itself.

It was found that the lattice deforms in phase with the applied strain (although the stress is out-of-phase).

However, time-variant pharmacodynamic models (effect compartment, acute tolerance, sensitization, and indirect responses) can be required when kinetics and response are out-of-phase.