Since the vehicles always stay within the service range of the CSCF, they will pass through Phase 1 of our IMS-AKA protocol.
Each of my sons passes through phases quickly: one month they're obsessed with marine life, the next with world flags.
In the early nineties, he spent a couple of penniless but fond years in New York, going to night clubs with Stephen Gan, who is now the creative director of Harper's Bazaar and the editor of Visionaire, and passing through phases, including a haut-preppy stage, in which, as Gan recalls, he insisted on the "perfect polo shirt, the perfect khakis".
In A Short History of the Future historian W. Warren Wagar applied the cycles of Marxist economics to describe a future where Earth passed through phases of capitalism, communism and benevolent anarchy.
In this regard, compounds that have passed through phases II or III in the drug discovery pipeline but never made it to the market due to efficacy issues bear great potential for drug repositioning approaches.
Adaptation to a disease is a difficult process comparable to passing through phases of grief.
Most solid tumors pass through two phases of growth: the avascular phase and the vascular phase, when new capillaries penetrate the tumor and it begins to massively grow and invade.
In deferred update replication, transactions pass through two phases in their lifetime: the execution phase and the termination phase.
Consequently, DNS provides an opportunity to evaluate the importance of coherent structures by comparing flames propagating through Navier-Stokes turbulence with those passing through phase-scrambled (coherent-structure-free) turbulence.
For instance, after the initial start-up phase, the biogas plant was stable for the first 100 days of operation in terms of biogas production/quality and abiotic process parameters, yet the microbial communities passed through phase II (23 58 days) and into phase III (73 137 days) during that time, a transition, which was thus silent on the macroscopic level.
