Sentence examples for being out of phase from inspiring English sources

Hattar says no previous experiment has determined whether the ill effects of shift work are due to light stimulation at the wrong time of day, to the circadian clock's being out of phase, or to a combination of the two.

In his address, Alexander Wells '13 told his fellow graduates that "being out of phase" is something that has provided comfort to him.

The one race of the day saw ETNZ claim the start, establish the early lead, and, apart from being out of phase with the upwind manoeuvres, lead from start to finish.

At full N2O conversion, oscillations were observed only in the O2 and NO concentrations the latter being out of phase with respect to O2 and being originated from the decomposition of an excess oxygen containing nitrito nitrato-like surface complex.

Interim Dean of Harvard College Donald Pfister (photo 2) noted that graduating midyear may be out of step with the tradition of Commencement, but as graduate Alexander Wells '13 (photo 3) remarked in his speech, "being out of phase" is something that has provided comfort to him.

Must be interference from the planet being out of phase with my blue tooth headset.

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

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

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.

But as the planes get closer and closer, the fact that the wire has a finite thickness means that some parts of the wire, the same part of the wire, are out-of-phase compared to others.