Sentence examples for changing phase in from inspiring English sources

The bay that many people wish to re-create could have been nothing more than a changing phase in the bay's history.These arguments do not merely threaten to create ecological problems but economic ones as well.

The first method includes: changing phase in turn, increasing the voltage level access and using the balanced transformer [4].

This is further supported by our results showing that in GQ, changing Phase II (includes column type) while maintaining Phase I, as in GN/n or GN/n-XS, compromises DNA integrity (Table  6).

I think it's the changing phase now.

The changing phases of Venus were first observed by Galileo in the autumn of 1610, providing key evidence in his championing of the Copernican (Sun-centred) cosmology.

In the numbers, they found minute periodic variations in brightness that they believe are caused by the changing phases of its gaseous giant planet, known as CoRoT-1b.

In 2007, Tseng et al. [9] proposed an enhanced user authentication protocol by adding an extra phase (password changing phase) on Wong et al.'s phases.

The results indicated that the critical debonding stress, that initiates fully debond at a bond interface between the SMA wire and matrix increased with increasing the externally applied current, and thus changing the phase condition in the wire.

Since the reduction of unbalance was performed on the existing part of the system (there was only a small extension for the new substation), the transmission system operator suggested an appropriate place for possible transposition in section C, and the current unbalance reduction was achieved by changing the phase sequence arrangements in section C (by changing the matrix (hat{varvec{Z}}_{C})).

In phase-shift keying (PSK), digital signals are transmitted by changing the phase of the carrier signal in accordance with the transmitted information.

In this paper, numerical study is performed to evaluate the heat transfer and solidification features, phase change period and temperature distribution of double-layer Phase Changing Materials (PCM) in a finned triplex tube.