Sentence examples for change to phase from inspiring English sources

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A change to phase five is a signal to countries' governments to ramp up their pandemic preparations – which we are already doing.

Only last week, the Department for Transport announced a change to phase one of the HS2 route in the Lichfield area, after local environmental concerns.

An important contribution of the E cell TIM level change to phase delays is consistent with previous work showing that a full light pulse at ZT15 induces rapid and potent TIM degradation in all 6 LNds as well as reduced TIM degradation in response to a light pulse of decreased intensity (Tang et al., 2010).

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Grumpy Adelaide theatremakers can't count on the climate change imperative to phase out the fuel engine and therefore the Clipsal crowds, either.

At this time, the LO phase offset of relay is, where (29). is the phase change due to phase noise.

They believe that society can change — must change — in order to phase out capitalism as a system.

The change is projected to phase out 800 inspection jobs, and save around $95 million over three years.

The change, to be phased in grade by grade, is expected to nearly double the proportion of white students, to at least 30percentt from 17percentt, but also exclude 200 students from nearby Marble Hill, a largely minority neighborhood.

(The restaurant chain Chipotle recently announced that, owing to climate change, it may have to phase out guacamole).

This study makes contributions to phase change materials choosing and system life-span design optimization.

We get that cavitation is insensitive to phase change rate theoretically.

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