Sentences with phrase «latest phase»

Other players wishing to be part of later phases of the beta trial can also register their interest and will be sent more information at a later date.

In our detox program, we allow in later phases small amounts of maple syrup.

During later phases of the project, though, there will be no technician on board and a transportation fee will be added.

But whether you measure force in the early or late phases of an explosive movement might affect what result you get from your strength test.

But even in later phases, the boundaries need to be maintained in the face of various threats to a tradition's identity.

You may not like them, but if you manage to implement them as soon as possible, you will have more control on your spending and will manage to save more money for later phases of your life.

-- The government reaffirmed its commitment to domestic climate goals — It promised # 730m of annual support for renewable electricity generation over the course of this parliament — It appears the government is still committed to phasing out all remaining coal plants by 2025 at the latest

«Many legal teams tend to focus their cost - reduction efforts on later phases of discovery, such as processing and review, overlooking the benefits of optimizing the preservation process.

Done correctly, the earlier phases will have more review and rework built in, with later phases having (and needing) progressively less.

Nissan plans to announce later phases for the project via social media, culminating in a final phase that will put a veteran who has been injured in the line of duty into the driver's seat of the custom 2014 Nissan Titan.

In this evolutionary process we may discern an unfolding spiral development whereby later phases recapitulate earlier ones on a higher level.

This occurs in a process in which there is «an unfolding spiral development whereby later phases recapitulate earlier ones on a higher level» (LG 76).

Joelle Mcken, a Renewal director in District 17 making $ 141,765, was principal at PS 73 in Brownsville, Brooklyn, a school later phased out for abysmal performance.

Later phases involve derivations of conceptual prehensions and integral prehensions (Whitehead, Process 26).

Teams will have the opportunity to put on fresh tyres in this situation, but in cases where there is no fresh rubber available, (say at a very late phase in the race) then the drivers must try and get off the line with worn tyres.

With neuroimaging, a neuroscientist can watch a drug's interaction with its receptor and judge its probability of success long before embarking on expensive late phase clinical trials.

«In retrospect, you could say, well, maybe more of that should have been worked out before the [later phases of the] trial,» Krakauer says.

Global process development, including both early phase process development and late phase range finding studies, characterization and validation

The interim Rochford review recommendations published in December also touched on EAL matters but provided no solutions for late phase arrivals at key stage 2 beyond disapplication, which benefits school data not pupil progress.

Elizabeth Murray was a great painter who didn't have a great late phase.

Distemper titers (another word for antibody level) of either the IgM type (produced in early stages of infection) and the IgG type (produced in later phases of infection) can be checked.

Previous research had shown that Topisomerase II was involved in earlier cellular processes like DNA replication, and the enzyme was still detectable even during later phases of meiosis.

It is also responsible for maintaining its function in later phases of life, which was revealed when the researchers deactivated Deformed after embryogenesis when the motor unit was successfully formed.

The current wave of robots and AI are but the latest phase of this automation, Autor writes, and they'll similarly lead to a different paradigm of human jobs.

It's common for a lot of backer support to show up in the later phase of the campaign.

Make sure you and your key people can talk about what may be ahead for the business, what the later phases of growth might be, what can go wrong, and how you might handle those things.

The latest phase of Canada's household credit bubble, it seems, is in cars.

U.S. gross domestic product expanded at an annual rate of 0.7 % in the fourth quarter, a rather feeble expression of strength by the economy that is supposed to lead the world out of this latest phase of post-crisis malaise.

Restoration of relations would be the latest phase in a normalization process, which is expected to move slowly because of lingering problems over issues such as Cuba's human rights record.

«I think we are between the mid and late phases of the business cycle, a time when the performance of different types of investments has been historically mixed.

We are not supporting Uruguayan Pesos on day 1 but you can use US Dollars via Uruguay via the Abra App until we support the Uruguay Peso which we will likely support in a later phase.

The Treasure Karoo Action Group, named after the semi-desert area of South Africa that has attracted petroleum exploration companies, started in Johannesburg today the latest phase of a campaign to block the drilling technique.

Most of the east Asian economies that were at the centre of the first wave of problems in the second half of 1997 were less affected in this latest phase.

As Cram himself remarked in the introduction to the 1924 edition of his Church Building: «There is nothing in the early editions that the author would retract... unless perhaps it were the rather narrow enthusiasm for the latest phase of English Gothic as the sole basis of religious architecture so desired at the time.

He was speaking at the latest phase of hearings at the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry in Edinburgh, which is now taking evidence about institutions run by the Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul, which have issued an apology to anyone abused in their care.

My objection to Ford's claim that an earlier phase exists before a later phase, in a genetic sense of «exists before,» does not conclude that the difference between phases is merely a matter of complexity of eternal objects.

The advantage Ford urges by this revision of terms is the giving of prima facie weight to the temporal connotations of Whitehead's language about earlier and later phases.

(PR 130) Yet this is puzzling, for consciousness is a feature of the subjective forms of at least some phases of some concrescences, and the subjective forms of earlier phases of concrescence can not be simply eliminated in later phases, of which the satisfaction of course is last.

In a later phase, D synthesizes those two feelings into a complex prehension of the nexus between A and B (see Process 226).

Thus «the supervention of the later phases does not involve elimination by negative prehensions; such eliminations of positive prehensions in the concrescent subject would divide that subject into many subjects, and would divide those many subjects from the superject» (PR 240F).15

These latter prehensions would involve eternal objects by conceptual valuation from God's physical prehensions of the world or would bring in eternal objects in the later phases of his concrescence in order to attain the unity of God's satisfaction.

All through, but notably in the latest phase, there is a sense of inconclusiveness and a forward reference.