Sentence examples for obscure phase from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Murray's taste can also be quirky, which is why his latest project focuses on a relatively obscure phase of Cole's career: two albums that the singer and pianist recorded in Spanish in 1958 and 1962.

The waveforms of each tremor investigated in this study are characterized by obscure phase arrivals and long durations, suggesting superposition of small events.

For rsp > 0.85, the phase shift is negative both on PB and matrix, and the phase shift difference between PB and matrix is small, which accounts for the obscure phase contrast obtained at rsp = 0.95 (shown in Figure 5a').

This process reveals strong reflex effects but can obscure phase-modulation and other subtleties.

The postulate that large domain sizes in two-phase blends obscure the presence of phase separation is correct in principle, but requires dimensions some ten times larger than the ∼1 μm sizes reported for the systems in question.

A novel method of asynchronous (switching) modulation is presented to overcome laser-induced non-PR background effects, which limit or even obscure the complex (phase) PR response.

Alternatively, the cortically induced beta ERS might be propagated to subcortical levels and obscure the earliest phase of the beta ERD in the STN.

If such a step also affects the motions of the FRET pairs in mutants Y274W-S96CCPM and Y108W-N200CCPM, it may obscure the P2 phase for these mutants.

The actual flow velocity profiles were obscured by different phase artifacts which required compensation (Fig. 2 ).

Unfortunately, such molecule-specific spectroscopic signatures are obscured in condensed phase, ambient temperature electronic spectroscopies.

As it is possible that very high sIPSC frequencies could have obscured the falling phase of the averaged IPSC, averages of a subset of records, selected as being devoid of such spontaneous events, were used to measure the IPSC HW.