Sentence examples for phase of disruption from inspiring English sources

"We have come through that phase of disruption," he said.

In a phone call Friday morning, Mr. Coll, who will continue to work on articles for The New Yorker and books, said the part of his new job that excited him was getting back to the work he was doing at The Post. "We are in the second phase of disruption, and I think this job is a great place to think about and participate in some of the ways we go forward," he said.

The introduction of the GrabTaxi app was the initial phase of disruption for the taxi industry.

Jonas has boiled down the massive change the automotive world faces into a chart with four quadrants, or phases of disruption.

Ahead of digital switchover in 2012, all broadcasters need to get their houses in order for a new phase of industrial disruption.

3-D electromagnetic FEM models have been implemented to analyse the electromagnetic transients during the different phases of a disruption.

And now, we are well into the second phase of internet enabled disruption with the rise of e-books.

Furthermore, the combination of physiologically relevant CS (5% CS) and OxPAPC dramatically attenuated thrombin-induced Rho activation in the acute phase of EC barrier disruption and further promoted Rac activation associated with EC recovery after thrombin challenge.

Since the second phase of decoding involves disruption of the interface between EF-Tu and aa-tRNA, accommodation of the aa-tRNA into the A site, and the subsequent formation of the dipeptide bond, it seemed possible that EF-Tu interface mutants could alter kpep, the rate of dipeptide bond formation.

Other histopathological changes that are characteristic of the exudative phase include disruption of the epithelial barrier and injury to the capillary endothelium.

If P/Q signaling contributed to the generation of differently filtered versions of the vestibular signals driving the VOR, representing the range of potential VOR phases, then disruption of P/Q signaling could selectively disrupt the ability of motor learning to adjust the phase, but not the gain of the VOR, as observed.