Sentence examples for connected stages from inspiring English sources
Manufacturing, material production, and product design are strictly connected stages.
The study was performed in three different, though connected, stages, which allowed us to collect data in one phase that would lead to the next phase, thus gradually building a definitive framework until the findings reached saturation.
The found pattern is at odds with serial psycholinguistic theories which locate word selection (and misselection) and word form access (and blockings) at different and serially connected stages of word production but supports theories which allow for a parallel architecture in lexical activation and selection involving the word form level.
The framework approach [ 45] was then used to thematically analyse the data which provides a generative analytical procedure that uses distinct connected stages of coding allowing for cases to be compared [ 46].
The heavy agricultural and mining trade of the Columbia River basin was dominated by Portland through a monopolistic combination of river steamers and connecting stages.
On the last night of the play, the stage hands, who did not like Mr. Mann, connected the stage phone with an instrument in the basement, and made pointed remarks to him about his acting.
The hippocampus has differentiated into an extensively connected recurrent stage (CA3) followed by a feed-forward stage (CA1).
But the most distinctive feature of these theatres was a bridge (hashigakari) that connected the stage to the dressing room.
Along with these striking, loosely connected scenes — staged on a large set filled with rolling scaffolding — are snatches of dialogue by García Lorca about coming to America in 1929.
As recently as this past weekend, Fey and Poehler connected on stage at the Comedy Central charity event "Night of Too Many Stars" and auctioned off a night of their friendship to raise money for autism awareness.
Doubling is caused by imperfections either within stages (units) or in links connecting different stages, mainly resulting from machine vibration, gear damage, and excessive run-out.
