Sentence examples for phase spreading from inspiring English sources

The configuration of the backline as the ball was cleared from the ruck to Carter suggested the start of another phase, spreading the play left to right, with ball in hand; the All Blacks were flat, not deep in anticipation of a long cutout pass to give Carter time to set himself for a shot at goal.

In mammalian cells, H3S10ph begins to appear in pericentromeric regions from G2 phase, spreading along the chromosome periphery until metaphase, and then disappearing at late anaphase [ 3].

However, the vapour phase spreads much more efficiently than the liquid phase and can migrate towards groundwater when the liquid phase transport has stopped [26].

As copper powder is added, the liquid phase spreads through the particle boundaries under the applied press during sintering, finally fills the interfaces and voids.

Application to WC Co sintering experiments at 1200°C shows that densification is induced by a rearrangement of WC particles while the Co binder phase spreads into the porous structure.

Figure 4 shows the reduction in early neonatal mortality, neonatal mortality and infant mortality during the demonstration phase, spread phase and for six years after the end of USAID QAP's technical assistance to Tver Oblast.

For magnetic lineation identification, we considered both constant spreading and two-phase spreading.

As per the data available to them, Hilde and Lee (1984) adopted the two-phase spreading model mainly because they believed that the roughness of the seafloor increases near the CBF rift.

Hilde and Lee (1984) proposed almost uniform cessation ages along the CBF rift; however, even based on such a two-phase spreading model, the cessation was earlier in the eastern part (Figure 3).

We tested two spreading scenarios: one assumes a constant spreading rate of 4.4 cm/year, while the other supposes two-phase spreading as proposed by Hilde and Lee (1984), which is a decrease in the spreading rate from 4.4 to 1.8 cm/year at the beginning of C18n.2n (39.46 Ma).

According to our results, the cessation of spreading at the CBF rift is estimated to have occurred at approximately 36 Ma near 130° E, which is older than the 30/33 Ma estimation using the two-phase spreading model (Hilde and Lee1984; Deschamps and Lallemand2002).