Sentence examples for fully phase from inspiring English sources

Instead, the MTA used a similar font called Standard, or Akzidenz-Grotesk, which took nineteen years to fully phase out.

A novel nonlinear image encryption scheme based on a fully phase nonzero-order joint transform correlator architecture (JTC) in the Gyrator domain (GD) is proposed.

These results support a concept that the blend was partially miscible during melt blending, at which time the gross morphological features of the blend were developed, but becomes fully phase separated upon cooling.

The co-continuous morphology development curve obtained from gravimetry is commonly reported in the literature as the %continuity vs. the vol% fraction of the dispersed phase for fully phase separated systems.

Under the final rules, companies have until January 2015 to fully phase in the control measures needed; by comparison, the initial proposal called for a 60-day phase-in for many major requirements.

The standards are to be fully phased in by 2003.

When fully phased in, the bill would cost about $50 billion a year.

The cost of Mr. Bush's proposal is estimated at $12.5 billion a year after it is fully phased in.

John Lampl, a spokesman for British Airways, said the new charges would be fully phased in by early October.

The change will bring the agency an additional $47 million a year by 2010, when it is fully phased in.

Once fully phased in, 18-year terms would permit presidents to make a Supreme Court appointment every two years.