Sentence examples for phases emergence from inspiring English sources

Shown in three phases, "Emergence," "Mutation," and "Cognition," each force comes together here in the form of Kerr, Bjerre, and Clark's meeting of minds: "Each stage of Primordial has been designed and animated by separate artists and sequentially stitched together as one evolving timeline," the video description explains.

A phased emergence of iterative planning, decision-making, and action execution is foundational to many other wayfinding models (Garling, Book, & Lindberg, 1984).

A total of 251 of these syconia (n"Cluster A" = 184, n"Area B" = 37, nall other sites = 30) were collected just prior to D-phase (wasp emergence phase [23]), and the dead foundress bodies (NF) in each syconium were counted.

They are also organised in three successive phases (horizontally): emergence, diffusion and establishment.

The unusual occurrence of calcretes and prominent organic matter in the Middle Jurassic (Lower Bathonian, Serra de Aire Formation) of the Lusitanian Basin of western Portugal (Western Iberian Margin) revealed a complex palimpsest exposure record, here interpreted as reflecting hydrological changes caused by phases of emergence and immersion.

They include the preoperative assessment, especially with regards to the airway management and monitoring strategies, the intra-operative phase, the emergence from anesthesia and the postoperative phase.

Each phase of emergence depends upon the successful completion of the preceding phase.

P. bursarius has a galling phase and emergence period of moderate length.

Entry into S phase (bud emergence, ∼45 min after release) was monitored by DIC.

In a posterior phase, the emergence of folate biosynthesis might have facilitated the emergence of PurN, thereby achieving the co-occurrence of PurN and PurT in the LCA.

The phase between emergence and FL is based on leaf appearance (using the HS) and the FLN target (Jamieson et al., 1998 b ).