Administration officials have said recently that the talks, which began in July 2002, are reaching a culminating phase.
The battle over the founder's estate, most of which was bequeathed to his Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, entered its culminating phase last November when a negotiated settlement ended a long court fight.
Activities only refer to the preparatory phase, states only to the consequent phase, achievements to the culminating event and to the consequent phase and finally accomplishments to all three parts of the event nucleus.
The "Long Drag", the culminating test of this phase of the selection process.
The culminating test of this phase is an exercise in which recruits have to complete set objectives while evading capture by a Hunter Regiment of opposing soldiers.
A primary motivation of many investigators in the field has been to determine how the culminating mental abilities of adulthood were reached during the preceding phases.
The i-lab will help finalist teams advance their ideas during the phase, culminating in the selection of one grand-prize winner and up to three runners-up.
The EMG signals were truncated as indicated in Figure 5. Figure 6 Individual muscle activation time-frequency visualizations of (a) S1, (b) S2, (c) S3, (d) S4, (e) S5, and (f) S6 from 001 walk 4. It is clear from this set of representations that the gastrocnemius muscle activates for a large portion of the stance phase, culminating at push-off, around 350 400 ms.
After that period of time, these tissues typically begin to show some form of altered growth or swelling that continues for the remainder of the biotrophic phase, culminating with the necrosis of the host tissues, which marks the beginning of the necrotrophic phase.
As the latest salvo in the Marvel Studios movie assault that began in 2008 with the first Iron Man and culminated (well, "Phase 1," anyway) with last year's The Avengers, Iron Man 3 does an admirable job of advancing the ball for the studio's multi-tiered mega franchise, but doesn't do much more than that.
