Sentence examples for former phases from inspiring English sources
The development of the two former phases improved the studied ceramic properties.
Other indications of former environmental change: raised water tables, former phases of wadi flow or aggradation/incision cycles.
In this work, Lochlainn O'Raifeartaigh describes the former phase.
In any decision process, the former phase is usually the premise of the latter one.
The former phase involves selling bundles of permits, and the latter phase involves adjusting of the number of the bundles, which corresponds to the path capacities.
The reduction of Fe2O3 to Fe by CO and H2 can be described by the former phase boundary controlled model (contacting sphere).
As particles cross this moving interface, they transform from austenite to β′1-martensite; the former phase is cubic, while the latter is monoclinic.
The former phase has granted fair access to storage, narrowed the likelihood of strategic behaviour by the incumbent and secured residential users against supply disruptions, but it has proved dynamically inefficient.
The former phase is called post-processing.
The results show that the graphene sheet is more stable in former phase.
Thermomagnetic curves show two Curie temperature phases at approximately 250°C and approximately 550°C in heating, and the former phase is disappeared in cooling (Figure 5).
