Sentence examples for charge stage from inspiring English sources
Sentence The phrase "charge stage" is a valid phrase in English and can be used in written English
The phrase can be used to refer to a period of time or an event when a person or organization is charging for something. For example, "We are now entering the charge stage of the project, which will last for one month."
Rather than crumbling and trembling, isolating, waiting for Someone to rescue me, I will be the one to arrive on the scene, a "first responder," prepared to take charge, stage street theater, check in on my isolated neighbors, make and deliver creative meals.
Next is slow reduction of surface charge (stage 2) which leads to the decreasing of B-V s-difference, ML displacement to final position (Fig. 16e), and its vanishing at the critically low value of cluster residual charge (Fig. 16f).
Although we focused on serum peptides involved in 3,537 clusters with charge stage of +2 to +6 in this study, 12,396 clusters might include non-peptide serum components such as metabolites, which should be also valuable for biomarker screening.
Figure 5d presents the XRD patterns of the cathodes after the discharge and charge stages.
The hydrocarbon charge stages were divided qualitatively based on the analysis of generation and expulsion stages of major hydrocarbon source rocks and fluorescence microscopic features (Jarmołowicz-Szulc et al. 2012); the hydrocarbon fluid inclusion forming periods were divided according to the diagenetic evolution sequence of host minerals combined with reservoir burial evolution history.
They may be the biggest side man for man in the tournament, but their development is still strictly at the head-down-charge stage.
"But it doesn't get corrected, either," he said, referring to the racial disparity introduced at the charging stage.
With this national campaign, Mr. Blankfein is stepping onto a prominent and politically charged stage — at a time when his public persona is suffering.
(2 15) (Saltz) ★ 'Festen (The Celebration)' (closes on Sunday) The Polish troupe TR Warszawa's viscerally charged stage version of Thomas Vinterberg's film, about a birthday party that turns into a Walpurgisnacht.
Giving the DPP the "keys to the court" actually means that the public interest decision is brought forward from the charging stage and hidden from view, and will protect a swath of suspects from arrest.
Given his sexually charged stage productions of Shakespeare, Strindberg and O'Neill (the company was at the Brooklyn Academy of Music last June in Strindberg's "Ghost Sonata"), not to mention his films anatomizing the erotic malaise of marriage, it should come as no surprise that in Mr. Bergman's "Maria Stuart," sex provides even more fertile ground for conflict than religion.
