Sentence examples for stage to define from inspiring English sources

Nasa will also need at some stage to define a heavy-lift rocket to put in orbit the MPCV and any associated exploration equipment.

We re-analyzed existing data using rations and dietborne metal concentrations and used daily dose, species and life stage to define the toxicity of dietborne Cu and Zn to fish.

We rely on the object likelihoods L∗,1 acquired in the previous stage to define this term: E 1 ( z i ) = L ( z i ) - ∑ x ∈ z i L ∗, 1 ( x ) / | z i | (7).

Rafael Viñoly: A series of large scale photographic collages move through the stage to define specific spaces and create a cinematic character to the story.

Since stressfully perceived environmental events activate a number of neurochemical systems including the immune system in a complex interaction of pathways in the individual, it appears difficult at this stage to define a homogenous psychopathological and neurochemical endophenotype required for a model of stress-induced depression.

Therefore, in this study, we compared clinical tumor stage at initial diagnosis with pathologic tumor stage to define downstaging in our cohort.

With this knowledge, it is possible in early planning stages to define the first working and protection areas for safety programming.

Appropriate passive cooling strategy selection for a building is mainly used to design early planning stages to define potential building design strategies to achieve indoor thermal comfort.

Clinically, the degrees of contractures of the MCP and PIP joints may be combined into Tubiana stages to define varying DC severity levels (Tubiana 1999).

A true postmodern generation, we refuse to weave together an overarching narrative to our own political consciousness, to present a cast of inspirational or revolutionary characters on our public stage or to define a specific philosophy.

Before conducting the actual steps of analytics, the primary stage is to define an objective, or identifying a problem to solve or an opportunity to grasp.