Sentence examples for precedent stages from inspiring English sources

This stretched development process might constitute a broad mechanism selected by evolution to correct flaws inflicted by unfavorable environmental conditions in precedent stages of growth.

Numerous engineering changes during production ramp-up can be traced back to lack of product maturity, not sufficiently increased during the precedent stage of product development.

Each stage uses misclassified samples at its precedent stage by bootstrapping its training samples.

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

In the literature, there are many precedents for two-stage pretreatments employing an alkaline or oxidative post-treatment.

In which, the job in the second stage cannot be processed until its precedent subset jobs in the first stage have all been completed and at least one stage contains more than one machine.

And there is a precedent for a merger in stages: Scandinavian Airlines began as a co-operative venture between the airlines of Norway, Denmark and Sweden in 1946 and then merged in 1951.

Which in turn has a pleasant implication: The bond bull market that began in the early 1980s may, at least by historical precedent, still be in its early stages.

"Can't you find another precedent?" Judge Souter asked in a stage whisper.

A peculiar confluence of history, legal precedent and defiance has set the stage for a regulatory mutiny in California that would reverberate throughout the country.

Like every other term you give in on in the early stages, this may set a precedent for downstream investors.