Sentence examples for phase in time from inspiring English sources
They inhabited a phase in time when the empire of mass-produced objects was reaching its peak, just before it would concede to the empire of mass media, and they thrived on both.
It has been found that model SSC describes reality with the accuracy expectable, when we built up the model layer by layer according to the degradation phase in time.
The stimulus "phase in time ϕ" is described by θ: tan θ = (Samp/0.80) × sin ϕ/cos ϕ.
The 120 SRM geoengineering scenarios we developed have three controls: target forcing, phase-in time and phase-out time.
We create 120 SRM geoengineering scenarios varying three determinants of SRM strategies: the forcing target, the phase-in time, and the phase-out time, in the case geoengineering is phased out.
If Mr. Murphy does not step back in, the Academy will again confront the usual questions about whether to pursue an Oscar veteran, like Billy Crystal, who would know the drill and require less phase-in time, or fresh faces like last year's hosts, Anne Hathaway and James Franco.
Give him a phase-in time to run his business and get it all started before he has to do all the rigmarole of licensing.
The different phase-in times range from multiple decades to a fairly rapid deployment, similar to strategies discussed in response to a potential climate emergency8,23.
The SRM forcing is applied at 2030 as an exponential decay to full forcing with phase-in times of 5, 10, 15 and 20 years.
Shorter phase-in times with strong forcing can cause a rapid cooling and the peak rate of temperature change recorded will be from this cooling, however with shorter phase-in times the sea level will be lower for the same target forcing (Supplementary Fig. S4).
Recent advances in dynamic sensitivity analysis (Wu et al. 2013) may offer promise for co-benefits analyses where complex dynamics result from the coupling of shifting time courses of mitigation phase-in, time-varying exposures, and varying lag times over which health impacts evolve.
