Sentence examples for four stages long from inspiring English sources

Pooley won the final edition but it was was only four stages long and she described it as "more of a Petite Boucle than Grande".

The system includes four stages: long-term prediction, medium-term prediction, short-term prediction, and immediate-term prediction.

The original race was eight stages long and the 1910 edition was increased by two stages, to ten.

(For more, check out: The Four Stages of a Long-Distance Relationship: Surviving the Separation).

The production process follows a cyclical pattern, with each cycle composed of two stages: a long stage (months to years) of increasing gas production and decreasing water production, followed by a reduction in the fluid withdrawal rate.

It was found that during heating, the structural transition in sPP melt undergoes four stages: (1) destruction of long regular structures; (2) formation of short regular structures; (3) transition from short regular structures to isotropic state; and (4) isotropic state.

Britain's top players Paul Drinkhall and Joanna Parker survived longest, reaching the second of four stages.

Eighty-two long-term prisoners would be freed in four stages.

All they have to do is put crowd-pleasers on five stages all year long.

Bamboozle is a smorgasbord on seven stages that's long on rock but also offers hip-hop, dance music, even comedy.

To fully consider performance-driven routing and take advantage of the X-architecture, PIXAR applies a novel multilevel routing framework, which adopts a two-stage technique of top-down uncoarsening followed by bottom-up coarsening, with a trapezoid-shaped track routing embedded between the two stages to assign long, straight diagonal segments for wirelength reduction.