Sentence examples for phases coming from inspiring English sources

Since each asymmetric unit in the two forms Natives 1 and 2 contained two monomers, it yielded 4-fold averaging, greatly improving the very poor phases coming from the weak molecular replacement solutions.

This suggests that the phases come from the fault.

A triple-phase boundary (TPB) was defined by the local site where the three-component phases came into contact.

In the last years, Mn + 1AXn (MAX) phases came into the focus of functional thin film research.

Flow and residence time distributions are analysed in a microreactor where the reactant fluid phases come into contact through the microfabricated pores of a mesh.

Pulsed sieve-plate columns are essentially mass transfer devices in which two liquid phases come into contact and a solute is transferred from one liquid phase to the other liquid phase.

(3) In terms of effort, after the development phase (on average, 31% of overall project effort), software testing, requirements, design and maintenance phases come next and have similar average values (14%, 12%, 12%and11%1% respectively).

The low content of alkalis (Na2O and K2O) which are highly mobile elements in most crustal processes and the inverse correlation between SiO2 and TiO2 (Figure 11) suggest that the mineral phases come from authigenic hydration and alteration processes.

Within the same channel, mass transfer coefficients decreased with increasing residence time indicating that significant mass transfer takes place at the channel inlet where the two phases come into contact.

"My client's confession in the primary and judicial phases came as a result of severe torture," Al Khafaaji said, as Judge Abdalla inspected the report.

Grin used TQM methods to ensure a high standard of work, and JIT techniques to ensure the timing of different production phases came together.