Sentence examples for precedent phase from inspiring English sources

For the validation phase, the procedure was identical to the precedent phase, but was done twice, at the start period (M0), and 6 months later (M6); additional questionnaires were utilized (SF36 and a validated stressful life events scale).

One of the most important phases of a data mining project is the evaluation phase, which collaborates with all the precedent phases.

The 'phase-portrait' procedure is used, where the initial conditions at the next stage depend on the velocities calculated at the precedent stage.

"The EU is setting a global precedent by phasing out highly toxic pesticides," she said.

The possibility that the speaker might be gazing at a different object provided a cooperative reason why the same speaker, who set up the precedent in the first phase, might use a new term; they might want to indicate that they now see a different picture than before.

Naturalistic negotiation of referential precedents in the interactive phase was sometimes followed by a referential mismatch in the test phase.

This exhilarating show suggests that the ordeal of race in America may be verging on an upbeat phase that is without precedent.

There is precedent for this approach: the second phase of the roadmap, which called for a Palestinian state on provisional borders.

He said he was worried that a precedent would be set if the MTBE phase-out was undermined.

Reduced theta phase-coherence in mismatch compared with the no precedent condition could suggest active decoupling between 2 areas and could reflect suppression (e.g., Gross et al. 2004).

The current global economic crisis, now entering a new phase as a crisis of sovereign debt, has only one rough precedent.