Sentence examples for represented a phase from inspiring English sources

Thus, it seemed likely that the sudden growth of the starfish population during the 1960s represented a phase in the organism's natural cycle.

In 1876, commenting on violence against the Chinese in nearby Truckee, Calif., The Reno Evening Gazette in Nevada declared that one attack, in which vigilantes set two cabins on fire and shot at the occupants as they fled, represented a "phase of human depravity and cupidity that would cast a gloom over the dark shades of hell".

The starting point of the straight portion at 20 to 25 mN m-1 represented a phase transition from liquid-condensed to the solid state (to be discussed later in the compressibility analysis).

Each segment represented a phase of Madonna's career.

In summary, X was not exposed a priori to exogenous ethanol and thus represented a phase of "ethanol sensitivity", where growth was inhibited at defined medium in the mid-log with 0.15% exogenous ethanol (Additional file 1A).

"Ethylene biosynthetic process" was identified as one of the most significant enrichment terms in the GO analysis of DEGs at 72 h which represented a phase of development when seed hairs are highly elongated.

It represents a phase of continuing volcanic activity that caused the basement rocks of the Ahaggar and Tibesti mountains of the central Sahara to rise.

This rapid rise is referred to as the connectivity avalanche and represents a phase transition.

where m is an integer number and 2πm represents a phase wrapping factor which constrains a phase range [-π ~ + π).

Suicidal ideation is likely to represent a phase preceding suicidal acts among most suicidal patients with major depressive disorder (MDD).

Actually, these products should not necessarily be there, this represents a phase of a product's life cycle.