Sentence examples for predictable phase from inspiring English sources

President Obama's relationship with Republican Congressional leaders begins a less predictable phase this week that confronts each side with a new political calculus.

This system attempts to resolve overlapping harmonics by taking advantage of correlated amplitude envelopes and predictable phase changes of harmonics.

We next investigated whether the VF activity recorded in the precordial leads maintained predictable phase sequences.

If, however, the processing of a stimulus is not predictable phase locking should be less important and the evoked response should be more dependent on the amplitude of ongoing phase.

The entrainment was comprehensively determined by considering the three forms of stable phase relationships (the ψo, ψM-E and ψe) in each lighting schedule and the predictable phase (the Aon phase of the M peak of the last day of the entrainment) from which the free-run commenced upon transfer to DD.

More directly, crashes are the culmination of three predictable phases.

But another model of grief, outlined by Zucker, takes on three predictable phases.

This system is based on an underlying assumption of hand OA as a disease that undergoes predictable phases.

A syntactic grooming chain is a fixed action pattern that serially links up to 25 grooming movements into 4 predictable phases that follow 1 syntactic rule.

Mutant mice showed more stereotyped and predictable syntactic grooming chains, the instinctive fixed action pattern that serially links up to 25 movements into 4 predictable phases that follow 1 syntactic rule.

The disease progression of CTVT has predictable phases of growth, stasis and finally regression as it succumbs to the host's anti‐tumor immune responses (reviewed by Mukaratirwa and Gruys, 2003).