Sentence examples for the wrong phase from inspiring English sources

Mr. Horan objected frequently throughout the day, saying that evidence about Mr. Malvo's background and psychological problems was being introduced in the wrong phase of the trial.

Trying to sleep at the "wrong" phase of the circadian cycle will usually lead to a disturbed "night" with frequent awakenings, resulting in the exhaustion seen in jet lag and among shift workers.

If the wrong phase ambiguity estimation was the cause of the negative PPR, the negative PPR anomalies should remain in the long term.

The oil companies pull out their same litany of excuses; unrest in the Middle East, weather issues, refining issues, the moon being in the wrong phase, but ultimately they are just that: excuses.

This is a single imputation and liable to underestimate the uncertainty in any effect of retirement on non-response / withdrawal, but because all data are observed only in phases, the exact date of retirement does not matter as long as it is not allocated to completely the wrong phase of the study, and we believe this is unlikely.

Markers in the wrong linkage phase were identified and flipped into the opposite phase.

If he's wrong, Phase II of the bailout will start with a "t," as in a trillion, and it will trigger a ferocious political fight in Congress.

There is nothing that so turns professional and amateur astronomers off to your stories than when you show the wrong Moon phase for the time of night, a sunrise that's really a sunset in reverse, or a cheap telescope that stands-in for a great telescope.

Malz and Jancke [ 10] have observed that while routine standard deviation can be reduced to 1.5%% of mean concentration, the relative uncertainty can be as high as 11 % with just "slightly" wrong phase and baseline corrections.

In the system designed at IBM Research, there are two qubits that hold data, and another two "checking" for errors — their state depends on whether or not a qubit has flipped to the wrong value or phase, respectively.

Cholesteatoma means "skin in the wrong place".