Sentence examples for fruitful phase from inspiring English sources

That picture was crucial in kick-starting the second, most fruitful phase of Soderbergh's career, and in bringing him together with George Clooney, later to become his semi-regular leading man and co-founder of their (now disbanded) production company, Section Eight.

At a joint news conference in Taba, Foreign Minister Shlomo Ben-Ami of Israel called the two-way talks, from which the Americans were conspicuously absent, "the most fruitful, constructive, profound negotiations in this phase of the peace process".

The protein interaction profile is again indicative: Arabidopsis AGL6 interacts with SHORT VEGETATIVE PHASE, SUPRESSOR OF OVEREXPRESSION OF CONSTANS1 and FRUITFUL [ 11].

They have been especially fruitful in addressing the theta rhythmic firing of grid cells (5 12 Hz) and their phase precession.

From a more fundamental point of view in particular the combination of gas-phase studies, clusters supported on surface, and ab initio theoretical simulation are fruitful in defining important nanocatalytic factors and concepts.

All these developments make it a very exciting phase for bold entrepreneurs who want to build giants of the containerized era, and fruitful times for investors looking to partner with them.

The results of the procedure provide sound inputs for the next project phases and the transition methods applied therein, but can themselves already be used as fruitful orientations in strategy development.

It seems tempting and potentially fruitful to examine such stages of evolution for possible mechanisms of genetic exchange to account for an inflationary phase; invasions of mobile elements (including viruses) could be one such mechanism.

There's a fruitful precision to this composition, a productive clash of image and words that tells the whole story of a time or phase in a single frame.

Progression through Phase 1 ripening coincided with a developmental increase in the expression of the ethylene-unresponsive MADS-box FRUITFUL-like gene (FUL1).

Fruitful scholarship followed.