Sentence examples for phase at the expense of from inspiring English sources
This gold came after silvers in 2011 and 2013, and it was a finely calculated win, with the pressure piled on in the final phase at the expense of the German Tony Martin, untouchable in Florence the previous year.
As well as beating Celtic in the Champions League qualifiers last year, Basle drew twice with Liverpool in the competition's first group stage, eventually qualifying for the second phase at the expense of Houllier's team.
Scholars once emphasized this critical phase at the expense of the rest of Hume's project, encouraging the charge that he was just a negative skeptic, who rejects the views of others without defending any positive position himself.
The growth of the β phase at the expense of the α phase in the plateau region, as shown from powder X-ray diffractograms of the alloy hydrides, is used to explain the resistivity and Mössbauer spectroscopy results.
An increase in the applied field gradually increases the volume fraction of the new phase at the expense of the old phase, resulting in a continuous transition between phases.
With teams unable to test until they have passed the mandatory FIA race crash tests, many face a decision whether to sign off the design early and test on track or spend longer in the development phase at the expense of actual test laps.
An accumulation of HL-60 cells in S-phase at the expense of G1-phase cells was observed, which however, was not significant (Figure 2).
When stretched at room temperature, both the β phase of the virgin nylon 6 and α phase of the NGO were transformed into a metastable phase, and the fraction of this metastable phase increased at the expense of the β (or α) phase.
It means the perovskite phase grows at the expense of the pyrochlore phase.
Furthermore, this study also provides direct evidence to show that the CIS phase grows at the expense of an intermediate Cu11In9 phase.
The first stages of NiSi phase formation at the expense of θ-Ni2Si and a Si substrate are investigated by transmission electron microscopy (TEM).
