Sentence examples for extended phases from inspiring English sources

Electronic properties of structurally equivalent clusters depend markedly on the transition metal involved, providing the means to tailor pre-defined properties when designing extended phases.

The observed neutron count-rate time profile suggests that neutrons originated in interactions that occurred in both peak and extended phases.

Many long-lived woody plants, including Fagaceae species, exhibit extended phases of juvenile development before they reach flowering age, whereas most herbaceous plants reach flowering age in a single growing season.

Buber's phases of engagement in the movement's political institutions alternated with extended phases of disengagement, but he never ceased to write and speak about what he understood to be the distinctive Jewish brand of nationalism.

Further prime-and-switch phase improvement was achieved by returning to step 2. The whole procedure can be performed iteratively, until the extended phases are good enough for map interpretation.

(Phase combination step, PHSCMB)   5) Further prime-and-switch phase improvement was achieved by returning to step 2. The whole procedure can be performed iteratively, until the extended phases are good enough for map interpretation.

"It's an irritating period," Mr. Nutt said of this extended phase.

Extended phase shift (EPS) control, which is able to largely improve efficiency by reducing current stress, was introduced in [4].

An extended phase transformation function has been considered to include the tension compression asymmetry particularly typical for textured SMA samples.

Traditional extended phase shift (EPS) control can significantly enhance the conversion efficiency of DAB DC-DC converters by reducing current stress; however, it cannot fulfill fast dynamic response requirements.

Trials were classified as stable if they exhibited extended phase locked intervals and had SI>0.8 and a single dwell time τ≥90% of the trial duration.