Sentence examples for unstable phase from inspiring English sources

Sports is often at its most diverting in the unstable phase immediately after a period of great stability, and with the four-time champion Nadal back on his Mediterranean island, regime change is guaranteed in Paris.

When platform are in their unstable phase, nobody knows anything the rules for success are anarchic.

This all appears to mean that the Afghan conflict is entering a new and unstable phase.

Botallackite is the most unstable phase in all copper trihydroxychloride, which suggests that it might change to atacamite.

"Six months to 2 years" may be a meaningful time point from the active, unstable phase to the stabilized late phase of DJD.

Six months to 2 years may be a meaningful time point from active, unstable phase to stabilized late phase of DJD.

These intermediate unstable phases are preserved in the form of amorphous iron oxyhydroxides in both soils[26] and in the submarine environment at Franklin Seamount.

There can be no doubt that for many Germans, events during the aftermath of the First World War, the Bolshevist October Revolution in Russia and the politically unstable phases of the Weimar Republic with its Leninist-Stalinist type of communism, encouraged already existing, latent forms of widespread anticommunism.

In the absence of coupling, Λ = 0, the two monolayers, if unstable, phase-separate independently from each other.

The hemihydrate is very stable, while the five solvates and the monohydrate are rather unstable phases that occur as crystallization intermediates.

This opens up new possibilities for crystal structure determination in the absence of high-quality data, e.g. when dealing with highly unstable phases or when the sample shows poor crystallinity (David et al., 2005 ▶; Schmidt et al., 2005 ▶).