Sentence examples for then phase from inspiring English sources
"then phase" is correct and usable in written English
This phrase is used to refer to a particular period in time that follows a prior period. For example, "We completed the first phase of the project, and now it is time to begin the then phase."
Then Phase space reconstruction (PSR) is utilized to determine the optimal input form of each intrinsic mode function (IMF).
If he is, then phase one is a success.
As a first step, cut the maximum value of qualifying houses from £600,000 to £300,000; then phase out Help to Buy altogether.
New Era is aiming for phase one to be complete by August 2017, and then phase two to finish August 2019.
The commission would then phase in stricter limits over time, once it was able to collect more data on market speculation.
Would it not be much better, and probably far less expensive, to prolong the life of the carmakers until the effects of recession are mitigated, and then phase out these corporate dinosaurs?
The department said funding would drop further to £500,000 in 2014 and then phased out from 2017.
Beginning in 1998, Gov. George E. Pataki began to cut funds for the halfway houses and then phased the money out entirely.
She said the tuition benefit would be maintained at the current level for one year and then phased out.
The music rarely becomes dense; sounds are introduced carefully, repeated until familiar, and then phased out to make way for another sound, or a dropout where nothing but the bass line remains.
The vector t n (i) is then phase-rotated to ensure maximum diversity and coding gain.
