Sentence examples for emerging phases from inspiring English sources
Many different works already addressed the JCH equilibrium phase diagram with analytical, as well as numerical methods, leading to a fairly complete theoretical understanding of the nature and the location of the emerging phases and phase transitions in terms of the parameters governing the system (the field has been recently reviewed in, e.g., Refs. [12 15]).
The emerging phase in Middle Eastern dynamics was on display on Wednesday.
Several aspects of a technology are uncertain when it is in its emerging phase, e.g. the demand for a technology.
GALLERIES — DOWNTOWN JODIE VICENTA JACOBSON If Jacobson seems stalled in the "emerging" phase of her career, maybe it's because her photographs are inherently reticent.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet GALLERIES — DOWNTOWN JODIE VICENTA JACOBSON If Jacobson seems stalled in the "emerging" phase of her career, maybe it's because her photographs are inherently reticent.
After annealing in 3% H2O – 97% H2 at temperature of 750 850 °C the A2B2O5 brownmillerite structure is detected as emerging phase from initial ABO3 perovskite, accompanied with the exsolution of Co1-xFex alloy nano particles.
In particular, a two-dimensional lubrication analysis is applied to the confined continuous flow between dispersed emerging phase and the channel wall, which verifies that the pressure buildup upstream facilitate the long slugs formation.
"The emerging phase was even more beautiful, firstly with the small satellites and then the planet coming out behind the 'earthshined' portion of the moon.
The Emerging Psychosis Attribution Schedule (EPAS) is a semi-structured interview used to assess patient and carer attributions of symptoms in the emerging phase of a psychotic episode.
Third, we developed the Emerging Psychosis Attribution Schedule (EPAS) in order to assess patient attributions of symptoms during the emerging phase of the psychotic illness.
The present results lend support to the notion that Depression and Anxiety may exist as broad, but highly related, constructs in young people in the emerging phase of psychiatric disorders.
