Sentence examples for the phases which from inspiring English sources

Decanters are described assuming equilibrium between the phases which are withdrawn from Ryll et al. (2013).

Unambiguous depth is recovered by unwrapping the phases, which can be done either analytically or by building a look-up table.

Microstructural studies including optical microscopy, XRD and GDOS techniques were used in order to identify the phases which were present in the layers.

Damage develops more rapidly when increasing either the mismatch of rheology between the phases, which was evaluated by micro-scale strain measurements, or the inclusion content.

And then, in Oliver Sacks's book "Uncle Tungsten," I came across a statement by the nineteenth-century Italian chemist Stanislao Cannizzaro that is an almost exact parallel to Balanchine's: "It often happens that the mind of a person who is learning a new science has to pass through all the phases which the science itself has exhibited in its historical evolution".

The amplitudes and partly the phases (which yield the dispersion curves of the soil profile) of the complex transfer functions are given for some elementary layered soils, such as a soft layer on a stiffer half-space, a stiff layer on a softer half-space, and continuous variation of stiffness and damping.

I noted the passage of the various seismic phases, which travel at different speeds from the source.

He said that he had won the first phase of the revolution, the political phase, which included the Presidential victory and the successful referendum for the new constitution.

It hinders your ability to reach the deepest sleep phases, which your body needs to recover.

It inhibits your ability to reaching the deepest sleep phases, which your body needs to recover.

The method included three phases, which were executed sequentially.