Sentence examples for beyond that phase from inspiring English sources

Beyond that phase, Australian writing became more sophisticated, discovering the universal in its own local symbolism.

But it remains the case that, by dint of the meaning of the term, a baby is a phase of a human being (or, perhaps, some other animal) even when a particular creature fails to get beyond that phase.

Then he moved beyond that phase too.

He moved beyond that phase to become a serious, submerge-into-the-role actor — as an inmate in "Dead Man Walking," as a mentally disabled parent  in "I Am Sam," as Harvey Milk in "Milk".

"We have to get beyond that geek phase and design a modern day time piece, a modern interpretation of a classic time piece," Simon Collinson, Motorola's international general manager told the Guardian.

"RASA NLU is really just what you need beyond that prototyping phase," explains Alexander Weidauer, co-founder of LASTMILE.

With BlackBerry 7 now out, PlayBook 2.0 shipping in February and BlackBerry 10 expected to ship later this year, the company is entering a new phase, and we felt it was time for a new leader to take it through that phase and beyond.

As we discuss below, our main result is that for large classes of nonlinear genetic architectures one can recapture nearly all of the linear variance and half or more of the nonlinear variance using an amount of data that is somewhat beyond the phase transition for the linear case.

Beyond the phase I trials that have been recently completed, adequately powered and well-designed clinical trials are needed in the various cancer type settings, and specific trials where NFV is tested in association with other known anti-cancer pharmaceuticals should be sought, in order to find an appropriate place for NFV in cancer treatment.

Here we go beyond the traditional approaches that use phase conversion or biphasic hybrid; instead, we achieved a simultaneous enhancement of several mechanical parameters and optimalization of biodegradability by using a dilute doping of Mg in a single-phase wollastonite bioceramic.

Ashford went "begging and knocking on doors for money" to cover up to two years of services, which they've dubbed the "beyond birth" phase.