Sentence examples for to the same phase from inspiring English sources

Note that process areas from different TMMi levels may be associated to the same phase of the generic testing process.

However, where EVs' charging locations are not in the same area, and therefore not connected to the same phase, this no longer holds true.

According to received schedule messages (Figure 4), nodes set up their own phase-switching schedules, which ensure them to switch to the same phase simultaneously.

This can be observed in Fig. 2, in which one process area is from Level 2 of TMMi while the other is from Level 3. Despite this, both are associated to the same phase (Test Case Design).

Simulations using multiconductor transmission line (MTL) theory have shown that the response of the MIMO streams and their spatial correlation is essentially determined by the cable characteristics, by the topology of the underlying LV line, and by the loads connected to the same phase.

This is because in the same area, all the EVs are connected to the same phase, the closer the charging location is to the power supply point, the more relaxed voltage constraint becomes, and as a result, the higher is the maximal charging power.

A maximal positive SC means that the peak responses of the two neurons tended to occur at the same phase of the movement cycle, whereas a maximal negative SC means that the peak responses tended to occur at a 180° phase difference.

On the other hand, fillers in an anisochronous sequence are unlikely to arrive at the same phase of the neural oscillation, thus causing different (and lower) levels of amplification.

We propose now two schemes where the three relays are not forced to receive simultaneously at the same phase.

In view of the strong dependence of the production rate on growth phase, care must be taken to estimate both characteristics at the same phase of growth.

However, because Earth is moving in its orbit around the Sun at the same time, it takes slightly longer for the Moon to show the same phase to Earth, which is about 29.5 days (its synodic period).