Sentence examples for end phases of from inspiring English sources

This takes place towards the end phases of the workshop, so that the focus shifts gradually from abstract into concrete.

Current sampling was conducted over a complete burning process thus negative slopes for the odor, PM10 and CxHy emissions in the plot against MCE (Fig. 2s in the supplementary material), which were observed indicate that the emissions of a complete burning cycle are dominated by smoldering that occurs during the start-up and end phases of burning, when no more flames are observable.

From the dependence of CxHy, PM10, odor and the MCE it could be derived, that the respective emissions during the complete burning cycle as sampled in our study, are dominated by the smoldering phases that are occurring during the start-up and end phases of burning when no more flames are observable.

"This will bring us further into the end phase of the restructuring of our company".

There also is a place for cycles of erosion of several kinds and for dynamic equilibrium, either as an end phase of enduring climatic morphogenesis and/or as an end phase of relief and elevation reduction by denudation following orogenesis.

The then permanent secretary at the Scottish executive, Sir John Elvidge, says planning for the end phase of a coalition is "as important as preparing for the beginning.

The worker had just one pock lesion and appears to be in the very end phase of the illness now, with a sore throat.

The front end phase of the new product development has been examined extensively, yet few if any studies have examined the front end phase of new process development.

The effect increased toward the end phase of movements and with increasing speeds.

He said: "Planning for the end phase of a coalition is as important as preparing for the beginning.

Three hypotheses were tested: (a) situations in the end phase of the game would be evaluated as highly critical; (b) crisis probability will increase within the end phase of the game, from its beginning towards its end; (c) players' decision behaviour would be of lesser quality under high- versus low-criticality situations.