Sentence examples for generic phases from inspiring English sources

The measurement of the SDS reflects the relative importance of generic phases of strategy processes through the relative number of reporting items per phase.

Overall, the SDS reflect the three generic phases of a strategy process, i.e., strategicanalysis, strategy definitionor formulation as well as the implementation of strategic programs (Grant 1991; Collis and Montgomery 1997; Rowe et al. 1994; Thompson and Strickland 2003; Robbins and Coulter 2007).

In general, we find that double-peaked NL AGN are a short-lived but generic phase in gaseous major mergers, and that they arise from a varied combination of BH motion and gas kinematics.

Drawing on 1950s America, and the later buildings of Mies van der Rohe, the G-Star HQ fits into what has been called OMA's "generic" phase, what De Graaf describes as "the more down-to-earth, somewhat understated oeuvre that has ensured since the CCTV building in Beijing – after which we abandoned an obsession with form and a desire to demonstrate a certain amount of virtuosity".

Fig. 1 Generic phase diagram for supercritical fluids.

Moreover, each of two components of the pair has generic amplitude and generic phase angle.

3) Section 2 (A Generic Phase Diagram for Replicating Molecules) is too long.

The presence of a nucleation barrier and the highly ordered cross-β sheet structure of amyloid fibrils have led to the further suggestion that amyloid fibril formation represents a generic phase transition similar to bulk crystallization.

Furthermore, a complex generic phase diagram has recently been developed rationalizing the membrane interactions of cationic amphipathic peptides by their molecular shape to explain in a more general sense the mode of action of these cationic amphipathic peptides (Bechinger and Lohner, 2006; Bechinger, 2009).

In planarians, apoptosis increases following injury and this increase involves a generic injury phase and a missing-tissue-specific phase.

Apoptosis increases following injury in planarians (Pellettieri et al., 2010), and, like the mitotic response, this increase involves a generic injury phase and a missing-tissue-specific phase.