When sea surface wind speed is small and the surface is calm, the phase delay results show a better agreement with the tide gauge sea level than the SNR results.
Also, the Israeli foreign minister, Shimon Peres, had several telephone conversations with the Palestinian Authority chairman, Yasir Arafat, on restoring calm to this phase of the 11-month-old conflict.
After five days of relative calm, the climactic phase of the eruption began with a colossal explosion that launched a towering column of ash to the edge of space.
And they said, look, there's nothing we'd like more, but we really don't want to do it because we know where the questions will go, you'll start asking about "Saturday Night Live" and the Grateful Dead and drug use, and all that stuff, and we're trying and the word you use in here is "DeHumorize"—Al Franken, we have to, in our first phase, calm it down.
As "On Air," the artist's biggest show to date, speculates on a loftier future, Mr. Saraceno himself appears to be entering a calmer, more grounded phase.
The musician, Sitson Ma, says he has no regrets about his defection even though China has now entered into a calmer, more moderate phase.
I'm much more calm in the construction phase".
Perhaps this is an unexpected upside to living under a presidency in a perpetual state of scandal: It's impossible to reach a phase of calm acquiescence.
During serious outbreaks of disease, the population would probably move from a phase of calm and serenity to a phase of major panic without going through an intermediate stage.
The plume blew north-east and by Tuesday had reached Canada, but Dave Schneider, a US Geological Survey geophysicist at the observatory, said activity had calmed from the continuous eruptive phase.
Each phase contains a relatively calm period of growth that ends with a management crisis (see Masurel and Montfort 2006).
