Sentence examples for phase the situation from inspiring English sources
On the rescue, search and recovery phase: the situation is that the Commission does not have instruments that are geared to this type of intervention.
In the third phase, the situation is again asymmetrical, but in this case the properties of the upstream gene are those of the downstream and vice versa.
This holds true also for the H2 phase, but the situation is more complex: it is important to recall that the H2 phase in the binary MO/water system [27], [32] exists only within a small regime at high temperatures (∼90 100°C).
A lawyer now gives legal phase of the situation.
And then there's Alter's discussion of an "eye popping" sentence in a draft of the first radio speech of Roosevelt's presidency, which would have had him saying to a gathering of veterans: "As new commander in chief under the oath to which you are still bound I reserve to myself the right to command you in any phase of the situation which now confronts us".
The negative potential area on the evening side is larger than the positive potential area on the morning side during the growth phase, but the situation is reversed at the peak epoch.
The phase synchrony (coefficient) takes on values between 0, for two signals at different frequencies, and 1, for signals that exhibit a constant difference in instantaneous phase (representing the situation where a signal and its time-shifted version are observed).
During the pilot testing phase, the security situation remained unpredictable and volatile and the pilot provinces and districts witnessed considerable activity by armed opposition groups.
Greg Dyke, Thompson's predecessor as director-general, whose 2004 resignation over the BBC's Iraq coverage marked the start of the corporation's current turbulent phase, sums up the situation: "On-air, it's in pretty good shape.
Energy control is performed by adjusting the phase difference as the situation demands, through Eq. (12).
In the subclinical phase of disease, the situation differs.
