Sentence examples for implications of the phase from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we, the designers of the Phase 3 standard, present the design of the overall fuel consumption reduction target, technical feasibility, and policy implications of the Phase 3 standard.

The implications of the phase transformations on the mechanical properties, corrosion resistance and aging behavior of the joint, which are pertinent to the development of an optimum post bond heat treatment, are highlighted.

It is also found that the yttria content of the yttria stabilized zirconia (YSZ) top coat decreases substantially with high temperature exposure to volcanic ash, which has a detrimental implication on the phase stability of YSZ.

We describe how to derive implications of the form (1) from some known CMEA encryptions for the first phase.

He must take action urgently to address the implications of the rushed authorisation phase that could undermine the whole project.

The implications of the present composite phases on the natural dynamic occurrence and potential engineering applications are discussed.

Particularly relevant is the description of the nature, properties and future implications of the nano-mixed-oxide phase "naturally" generated at the interface of some systems which modifies and activates the whole catalytic process.

The implications of the presence of these phases as well as their physicochemical characteristics on the nature of active and selective sites are discussed.

The implications of the decisions in the design phase on the subsequent manufacturing processes are considered vital.

It is not yet clear, however, how her ministry will respond to the research implications of the coalition's plans to phase out Germany's nuclear energy industry.

Reviewer #2: This modeling study explores the population-level implications of the assumption that CA1 cells phase precess independently.