Sentence examples for marks phase from inspiring English sources
The three-Test trip to Jones's native Australia marks phase two of his reign following the grand slam success England achieved with very largely the same group of players who flopped in the World Cup.
Adopting Scheer's (2009) claim that Lowenstamm's initial CV marks phase boundaries, rather than word-boundaries, it is then shown that the /t/ remains afloat exactly when the phase structure motivated by the four differences renders the initial CV of the following phase inaccessible; but if phase structure allows it, the same /t/ can be linked to that following CV.
CIA rats exhibit abnormal circadian rhythms, with degrading amplitudes of corticosterone and IL-6, elevating amplitude of TNF-alpha, and marked phase shifts in corticosterone and IL-6.
If slavery marked Phase 1 of America's black-white relationship, then the reign of white supremacy after the Civil War marked Phase 2. Former slave owners had not necessarily awakened to the deep humanity of African-Americans; they simply could no longer own them.
Marker phase was determined by the Phasing algorithm (http://math.berkeley.edu/dustin/tmap/; [113]), which provides LG assignment and ordering of loci.
When we consider tail-to-head distance, we cannot directly apply the previous method and just add a shift of length | y| to the marking phase.
Bookish girls tend to mark phases of their lives by periods of intense literary character identification.
The research nurse will mark phases on the recordings by holding colored cards briefly in front of the video camera.
This camera was wired into the physiological data acquisition system, with the research nurse striking keys on the computer and flashing color coded cards into the camera to mark phases of heel lancing procedure.
The dotted line marks the phase boundary between the Rh and the C phases.
