Sentence examples for remote phases from inspiring English sources

It is not often that we have to welcome a book like this, which brings its readers into fresh and intimate relations with remote phases of life and art, informing these with the vivid glow of a new personality.

The results show that the rising bubbles are surrounded by an expanded "shell" of particles in which the void fraction is considerably in excess of that of the emulsion phase remote from the bubbles.

During the gravity phase, remote requests are sent for tree nodes that are not present in the local cache.

Four possible interpretations are possible: resolving infection (window phase), remote resolved infection with low anti-HBs, chronic infection with low levels of HBsAg or false positive anti-HBc.

At each on-site ambulatory visit in Phase I and remote follow-up visit in Phase II, the following data are collected: (i) changes in drug therapy; (ii) interim medical history, medical tests, and examinations performed and any other clinical activity occurring in the last 3 months; and (iii) QOL assessment.

Finally, we present the total ozone column (TOC) maps as viewed by a remote observer for four phases of the TLE during its revolution around the star.

By comparison little is known about late memory phases, including remote memory.

That's something we'll have to pay attention to, especially at set pieces.' The mini-league format means that Celtic can yet finish second, third or fourth in the group, while Aalborg's prospects of qualifying for the knockout phase are remote, dependent on winning their last two matches, and on beating Manchester United by four goals at Old Trafford.

We used an entirely web-based approach to conduct a randomized, placebo-controlled, Phase 4 (REMOTE) trial under an Investigational New Drug (IND) application to evaluate tolterodine extended release (ER) 4 mg for overactive bladder.

Integrating data from remote terminal units (RTUs), phase measurement units (PMUs), and a wide area measurement system (WAMS) enables a unified open platform of wide area information.

Although most of the data characterizing diabetes in indigenous Australians have been collected from remote and rural settings, phase I of the Fremantle Diabetes Study FDSS), which was conducted between 1993 and 2001, confirmed that diabetes is common among Aboriginal people in an urban Australian community and that it presents at a relatively young age (10).