Sentence examples for from a phase of from inspiring English sources
In partitioning, gas molecules move from a phase of high partial pressure to an adjacent phase of low partial pressure.
The discovery team said that ceramic shards, clay figurines and other broken artifacts accompanying the stone appeared to be from a phase of Olmec culture ending about 900 B.C.
De Souza said Illumina's estimates suggest that the number will double about every 12 months, reaching 1.6 million genomes by 2017, as the technology shifts from a phase of collapsing prices to expanding use in medicine.
We must therefore find out the psychological cause which makes people vulnerable to suggestive behavior from people who slowly win over confidence and then push a person from a phase of rationality to a phase of irrationality.
"Céline and Julie," which was conceived and shot quickly after another project fell apart, proved to be the most accessible work from a phase of Mr. Rivette's career that extended the free-form experiments of avant-garde theater to film.
In the 21st century, this is not only the case in the so-called "rich" countries – the US, the UK and western Europe – but also in Russia, China and other countries which are emerging from a phase of development.
At both West Ham and Tottenham he occasionally faced the charge that he is too laid-back, his easy personality preventing him from reaching a phase of consistent excellence.
The graphic below shows responses by Adobe to a letter from Apple during a phase of the disagreement last year.
It's said to date from 1420 with a phase of rebuilding in 1492, that historic date when 'Columbus sailed the ocean blue'.
By Troy Patterson October 27, 2017 The onset of puberty, a phase of alienation from oneself and from so much else, is an omnipresent horror this season.
The onset of puberty, a phase of alienation from oneself and from so much else, is an omnipresent horror this season.
