Sentence examples for more phases than from inspiring English sources

After Murphy's 30-metre weaving run - hips swinging like Elvis circa 1956 - they go through more phases than a Puccini opera and eventually win a penalty.

SINCE the early 1980s, when Arlene Kagle bought a weekend home with her husband in Stanfordville, N.Y., and began gardening, her flower beds have gone through more phases than the moon.

Azhar and Shoaib Malik had previously fallen in quick succession, the former to a calamitous comedy run out with more phases than an All Black attack, and the latter first ball to Anderson's reverse-swung in-dipper which no one in their right mind would think of reviewing.

However, in many cases it has been reported that use of local composition models leads to prediction of more phase splits or more phases than measured, modeling homogeneous azeotropes as heterogeneous, etc.

The means and standard deviations of the time-distance parameters and P-values are shown in Table 2. Obese subjects spent a significantly greater percentage of the gait cycle in the stance (5% more) and double support (23% more) phases than controls, while their swing phase was shorter (a 7% reduction).

"There are many more phases in shoemaking than in creating clothes," the younger Rossi explained.

The comparison between CWCF and WLCC figures indicates that during pregnancy there is more phase correlation than during labor.

There might be phase-advance as well as phase-delay variants of nonseasonal depression and bipolar illness as well that possibly might result if the EYA3 peak becomes more phase-advanced than does melatonin offset.

More Phase 2 trials were conducted than any other trial type, and fewer Phase 3 trials.

But it's now entering a more critical phase than ever before.

Its return to New York after a decade (to the Joyce Theater, where it opened on Tuesday night for a run through Sunday) seems designed to show it off in a more eclectic phase than in the past.