phase something out

Examples of phasing

phasing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The parallel to phasing out or reducing quantities in tradable permits can be mimicked by increasing the tax.
The other major experimental phasing technique relies upon introducing atoms with anomalous scattering or dispersion into the crystal.
This fact is readily explained if intrusive vowels result from gestural phasing.
It was curtailed once the money dried up with the phasing out of privatisation and the nation's economic contraction that set in after 1997.
It often means removing trade union immunities, removing the limit on the hours people work, and phasing out collective bargaining agreements.
However, phasing properly did not consist simply in putting two images approximately in phase.
Thus, their phasing-out constitutes the so-called win-win reforms that yield positive gains for the environment and, at the same time, can increase economic efficiency.
These form the most detailed worked-up element of the plan, and include ideas of possible phasing of construction.
We need an energy margin to tune the uniformity, by using the beam phasing.
At higher speeds still, the phasing is quite different.
A specified degree of overlap is called a phasing relationship, and a sequence of gestures with specified phasing relationships is gestural score.
Ab-initio phasing from fairly simple envelope models has been used for phasing viral particles.
The phasing out of graduate diplomas, so that undergraduate students now read for degrees, was considered to be both a positive and a negative influence.
With the phasing out of grantin-aid, taxes and levies were raised.
This article examines the trends which emerge from a quantification of local government expenditures on sanitary infrastructure and from attention to its phasing over time.
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