Sentence examples for intimate phase from inspiring English sources

Walter Winchell had launched the intimate phase of the campaign a week or so before the wedding by quoting a woman he knew as saying that "the girls are built like their mother," etc. "Watch tomorrow's Mirror for a ringside seat at today's colorful wedding of Princess Elizabeth and Lt. Philip Mountbatten," the Mirror said in a house ad on the wedding morning.

It is known that good properties tend to result from an intimate phase mixture on the nanoscale.

In the Western tradition, starting to live together is an event in its own right, one marking the start of a public and more intimate phase of their conjugal relationship.

Most industrial processes like fermentation, hydrogenation, oxidation, water treatment, petrochemical, nuclear and aerospace involve intimate contact between continuous phase and dispersed phase.

Due to this intimate contact between phases, mass transfer coefficients (kL) of up to 1.5×10−3 m/s have been realised, which, coupled with values of the specific interfacial area (a) of 8 18 000 m2/m3, have yielded volumetric mass transfer coefficients (kLa) of up to 22 s−1 which are orders of magnitude higher than typical values obtained by conventional systems.

One approach to combine sufficient ion conductivity and mechanical strength in solid polymer electrolytes (SPE) involves the construction of supramolecular architectures consisting of a liquid-like phase in intimate contact with a rigid phase, both dispersed on a molecular level.

Pinter's intimate poems punctuate the phases of a relationship "happy beyond all possible expectations".

It is not often that we have to welcome a book like this, which brings its readers into fresh and intimate relations with remote phases of life and art, informing these with the vivid glow of a new personality.

As shown from TPR analyses, an intimate contact between nickel phases and ceria was required to promote CPO activity.

First, the magnetostrictive effect induces a distortion of the crystal lattices of CoFe2O4 under an applied magnetic field, which in turn leads to local strains or stresses of between the piezoelectric and magnetic phases via intimate mechanical contact.

With limited expansion allowed by intimate contact of two hard phases, when compression is applied to CFO phase, the energy is minimized when magnetization is parallel to σ (θ = 0).