Sentence examples for to phases from inspiring English sources

The U.S. pandemic plan links government action to phases of viral activity.

The type and intensity of these dreams, Dr. Barrett wrote, corresponded to phases of her subjects' waking grief.

The arrival of various groups can often be traced to phases of Vermont's economic development.

Researchers are still unsure why so many spawns are tied to phases of the moon.

The Yukos affair has been going on for 16 months now, so they have had plenty of time to move on to phases two and three".

Hedwig's search for her other half is compared to everything from split eggs to phases of the moon, to the division of Berlin, her native city, into East and West.

The show is divided into three sections that are more or less chronological and correspond to phases in the development of Japanese tea culture, beginning with what the exhibition curator, Sadako Ohki, calls the medieval period — roughly the ninth through the 15th centuries.

This isn't Google's first move to phases out IE6 functionality for its products.

Negative time shifts correspond to phases arriving sooner than predicted by the reference phase velocity.

Biodynamics, among other things, involves a kind of neo-Druidism in which, for example, all major tasks are allocated and performed according to phases of the moon.

The results showed that the niobium precursor influence the species growing leading to phases with different reducibility.