Sentence examples for intermediary phase from inspiring English sources

This intermediary phase was correlated to the polaron state.

As the polymer was oxidized from the neutral state, an intermediary phase featuring vibrational bands from both the benzoid (reduced) and the quinoid (oxidized) forms were observed.

The firing of the PbO SnO2 SiO2 system allows tin oxide to react forming a lead stannate intermediary phase and, if heated to sufficient temperature, to recrystallize as finer particles of cassiterite, which provide increased opacity as compared to unreacted cassiterite [29, 30].

Iteration no. 2 corresponds to the intermediary phase readings after performing moderate improvements like setting up a standard procedure for tool-insert setting on boring bar, cleaning the filter regulator lubrication (FRL) unit of pneumatic gauges and replacing the worn out cutting tool insert edge.

We believe that the intermediary phase represents a commitment period responsible for the transition of VSMC into C-VSMCs.

The nature of the template and molecules involved in the initiation of mineral deposition at this array of nucleation sites has recently been explored and revealed the presence of amorphous calcium carbonate as an intermediary phase [ 5] as well as the presence of numerous proteins [ 6, 7], the roles of which remain poorly understood.

On the other hand, for a data-intensive workflow with large inputs and several I/O-heavy intermediary phases, even the cost of accessing resources on the same node cannot be overlooked.

Nevertheless, we reported that the amount of intermediary phases depends on the cumulated energy of milling (Ecum), defined by the following equation [5, 6]: E_{text{cum}} =, P_{text{inj}} times, Updelta t (1 where Ecum is expressed in [Wh/g], Pinj is the injected shock power expressed in [W/g] and Δt is the alloying duration expressed in [h].

13. (S/NF) Mubarak has been effective as an intermediary during various phases of the Israeli-Arab conflict.

The prevailing trend in current models of early eukaryotic cell evolution is the proposal of stepwise acquisition of cellular complexity with particular extant eukaryotic lineages being identified as derived from intermediary and primitive phases of early eukaryotic evolution (reviewed in [ 1]).

In a second phase, the "intermediary activity" is modified by means of the "regulatory signals integration", which depends on the combination of the received regulatory signals.