Sentence examples for down stages from inspiring English sources

The non-thermal equilibrium nature of PT-CVD process resulted in a much shorter duration in both heating up and cooling down stages, thus allowing for a reduction in the overall growth time.

At that time I was still doing a lot of the grunt work, you know; setting up and breaking down stages and that wasn't what I wanted to be doing at all.

We analyzed the expression levels of OsZIFL transcripts in several rice organs by qPCR, including roots, culms and shoots (vegetative tissues); flag-leaves and whole panicles (reproductive tissues), both during R3 (panicle exertion), R5 (grain filling) and R7 (grain dry down) stages.

In "Apocalypse Now," Coppola turns Griffith's imagery upside down, staging an American helicopter assault on a Vietnamese village to the tune of the Valkyries' ride.

Watch It Come Down, staged at the Old Vic in 1976, was an intriguing but intellectually muddled attempt to do a latterday Heartbreak House.

Nowadays, system designers are somewhat helpless during the first stages of the design process (definition of the organic architecture during the top down stage of the "V" cycle).

Patients with locally advanced tumours or low-lying cancer must benefit from a protracted schedule, which increases down staging and the number of sphincter-preserving surgery.

The required axial compression is applied partly by using the pre-compression components in assembly stage and by the thermal contraction difference between the coil winding pack and the structure during cool down stage as well.

It is hypothesized that during the subsequent cooling down stage, some of these cracks are closed due to a larger shrinkage of the polyimide vis-a-vis the ZnO film.

Therefore, external steady magnetic field has influence on dynamic behavior mechanism (weld pool, vapor plume, energy homogeneity, cool down stage) and even the final morphology, while 15 mT is an optimal value of the magnetic strength in these four cases.

Moving speeches are often delivered down stage; with the speaker's back to the audience.