Sentence examples for from the phases from inspiring English sources

In the dialogue of the Greek author Plutarch (46 c. 119 ce) concerning the features of the Moon's disk, one of the characters, named Lucius, deduces from the phases of the Moon and the phenomenon of eclipses a similarity between Earth and the Moon.

The big caveat to all of this is that in a non-Gaussian model (such as cosmic strings or textures), the power spectrum is only part of the story, and additional information can be extracted from the phases of the map.

Net flux terms going from one region to others are visualized to be structured in a cascade-like process from the phases to the interfaces and from the interfaces to the contact lines.

The quasi-DC GIC flowing through a transformer from the phases to the grounded neutral biases the magnetic field in the steel transformer core, effectively offsetting the operating point on its B H (Albertson 1990; Kappenman and Lu and Liu 1993; Molinski 2002).

If a pdf of any electrode region is found to be significantly different from the set of pdfs of surrogates, one can reasonably infer that the phase correlations in this electrode region to be non-random and different from the phases of other electrode regions.

We followed him from the Phase 2 to the Cafe Bizarre.

This year, taxpayers will see some benefits from the phase-in of the 2001 law.

* $800 million to help large refineries recover from the phase-out of the gasoline additive MTBE, a groundwater contaminant.

Different elements may behave differently and their behavior may, to some extent, be predicted from the phase diagrams47,48,49.

The highly asymmetric uncertainty arises due to the conversion from the phase to the sine of the phase, and the proximity of the physical boundary.

A lesson from the Phase 1 tests was that the virus was much more effective when given in combination with chemotherapy.