Sentence examples for its phases of from inspiring English sources

London, with its adaptability, its variegation and its areas of slackness and redundancy, has long been an outstanding example of a slow-burning city, but its phases of growth and crisis have also had their drastic aspect.

These elements favor the application of Ecodesign in reference to the effectiveness of product dismount aiming the reduction of ambient impact in all its phases of use.

But anyone hoping to reclaim Katrina emotionally — to experience what the city went through in all its phases of loss, anger, and contempt — needs to see Lee's movie, which is surely the most magnificent and large-souled record of a great American tragedy ever put on film.

The initial tests of water based suspension plasma spraying onto titanium substrate were also carried out and the XRD phase analysis of obtained coatings was carried out the presence of HA and its phases of decomposition.

"Where profits alone count, there can be no thinking about the rhythms of nature, its phases of decay and regeneration, or the complexity of ecosystems which may be gravely upset by human intervention".

Details of the model and analysis of its phases of behaviour are extensively studied elsewhere (Aldana et al.2007; Chaté et al.2008; Czirók and Vicsek2000; Grégoire and Chaté2004; Wicks et al.2007).2007

Taiwan had a system of universal primary education before its phase of hypergrowth began.

The French Revolution, after all, had its democratic phase, then its phase of terror, and its Thermidorian phase--not counting, with the cult of the Supreme Being, its theocratic moment.

Energy-security concerns partly explained why Germany decided to delay its phasing out of nuclear plants.

It is a type of research known as molecular targeting, and it is in its earliest phases of testing on humans.

The language it uses to describe its successive phases of moral development are awfully similar to those contained in Scientology's "Life Conditions".