Sentence examples for growing phases from inspiring English sources

The notion of 'learning from failure' is representative for trial-and-error processes during the founding and growing phases of a new firm (Shepherd 2003).

The sensitivity of the morphology of growing phases to the ratio of the driving forces arising from elastic and chemical considerations is explored.

A nitrate concentration of 100mgNO3−-N/L 100mgNO3−-N/Lf lethal toxicity to fish wasn they were exposed to nitrate in both adult and the growing phases.

Our principal finding is that the growth rates in the presence of diffusion in all the phases are different compared to the case when diffusion in growing phases is absent.

Finally, it is worth noting that the aim of present work is not to consider the pearlitic transformation in totality; rather it is to isolate and thereby investigate the influence of diffusivity in the growing phases on the front velocity.

The difference in the dynamics is described by a factor 'ρ' which comprises the ratio of the diffusivities of the bulk and the growing phases, along with the ratios of the slopes of the phase coexistence lines.

Chemotherapy for cancer, on the other hand, interferes with anagen, the growing phase, because the drugs are designed to disable fast-growing cells.

Such is the growing phase of the rising African.

The tubes serve as scaffolds for the cells, which after being printed go through a growing phase in an incubator.

"It is something we are seriously considering because we are in the growing phase of the business, but we are also cautious of the Brexit implication," she says.

In a normal full head of hair, about 90percentt of the hairs are in a growing phase, called anagen, that lasts one to seven years.