Sentence examples for interest in phase from inspiring English sources

In the past decade, the interest in phase change materials (PCMs) has grown significantly due to their ability to store large amounts of thermal energy in relatively small temperature intervals.

There has been a growing interest in phase change materials (PCM), which are converted from solid to liquid and from liquid to solid phase with a large heat effect.

Men who express interest in phase 2, and who identify problems with urinary, bowel, sexual or hormonal functioning on their completed phase 1 questionnaire will be sent detailed information about the trial.

The mathematical approach can further incorporate the correlation between the endpoint for phase 2 (for example, PFS) and the primary variable of interest in phase 3 [for example, overall survival (OS)] [20].

In the beginning of this review there was an interest in phase 3 investigations with commercially available tests, which are believed to have results more easily interpreted and are more readily available for use in clinical practice.

Recent advances in photorefractive (PR) materials have stimulated interest in phase-conjugate correlators for pattern recognition.

A phase-insensitive amplifier is more useful as a general purpose measurement tool and there is growing interest in phase-insensitive amplification with noise performance at the quantum limit [9 15].

Recently, the theoretical interest in phase-amplitude CFC has been reinforced.

Another reason for the increasing interest in the phase problem is a number of intriguing, and so far unexplained, results of the phase-measuring experiments, such as the phase lapse problem (of the transmittance phase between the resonances of a quantum dot, QD) which was called by some authors 'the longest standing puzzle in mesoscopic physics' (see e.g.,[1]).

One reason for our interest in moon phase is that there are some natural optical events possibly expressed as vapor, such as "moon halo" and paraselene (or "moon dog"), which occur rarely with a nearly full moon and ice crystals in cold air.

Every biologist with an interest in any phase of natural history or evolution should keep it at hand".