Definition of multiphase in English:

multiphase

adjective ˈmʌltɪfeɪzˈməltēˌfāz

1In or relating to more than one phase.
Example sentencesExamples
- It also includes tools to handle complicated multiphase workflows and supports a variety of land development projects.
- If a radiologist with special training in gastrointestinal radiology is available, multiphase barium upper gastrointestinal studies are an acceptable alternative.
- This multiphase rifting led to the formation of distinct structural domains along the passive margin.
- An iterative inverse method has been also applied to multiphase tectonics to separate several superimposed tectonic events.
- These later data would instead support a multiphase model of elastin, where the fine details of the protein structure and, in particular, its interactions with water, play a crucial role in understanding its elasticity.
- The outer hydration shell of proteins can be considered in this region as a multiphase system at the first approximation, with phases of different ‘freezing points’.
- Similarly, imaging of dense slurries and multiphase flows is not yet within practical reach because of the many interfaces of these systems.
- Although it may be common for structural geologists to assemble fault-slip data without regard for their ages, such an approach is flawed for multiphase deformation in which the principal stress axes change orientation.
- This drives the requirement for a multiphase data model approach.
- The initiative was established in March 1994 as a multiphase project investigating the effect of the health care environment on the safety and quality of patient care.
- In terms of protolith identification, many existing interpretations of the Langavat Belt do not fully consider the intense, multiphase deformation that it has suffered.
- The hospital is working on a large, multiphase redevelopment effort that will merge its three sites into two.
1. 1.1 (of an electrical device or circuit) polyphase.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The company will be able to design circuits with clock speeds of up to 10 GHz by using the multiphase clock generator.
  The S receiver is driven on the basis of first multiphase clocks and receives strobe signals.
  When the generator GN is driven to rotate at a predetermined rotational speed, a counter electromotive force arises in a multiphase phase coil of the generator GN.

Definition of multiphase in US English:

multiphase

adjectiveˈməltēˌfāz

1In, of, or relating to more than one phase.
Example sentencesExamples
- The outer hydration shell of proteins can be considered in this region as a multiphase system at the first approximation, with phases of different ‘freezing points’.
- In terms of protolith identification, many existing interpretations of the Langavat Belt do not fully consider the intense, multiphase deformation that it has suffered.
- An iterative inverse method has been also applied to multiphase tectonics to separate several superimposed tectonic events.
- This drives the requirement for a multiphase data model approach.
- It also includes tools to handle complicated multiphase workflows and supports a variety of land development projects.
- These later data would instead support a multiphase model of elastin, where the fine details of the protein structure and, in particular, its interactions with water, play a crucial role in understanding its elasticity.
- If a radiologist with special training in gastrointestinal radiology is available, multiphase barium upper gastrointestinal studies are an acceptable alternative.
- This multiphase rifting led to the formation of distinct structural domains along the passive margin.
- Although it may be common for structural geologists to assemble fault-slip data without regard for their ages, such an approach is flawed for multiphase deformation in which the principal stress axes change orientation.
- The hospital is working on a large, multiphase redevelopment effort that will merge its three sites into two.
- The initiative was established in March 1994 as a multiphase project investigating the effect of the health care environment on the safety and quality of patient care.
- Similarly, imaging of dense slurries and multiphase flows is not yet within practical reach because of the many interfaces of these systems.
1. 1.1 (of an electrical device or circuit) polyphase.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The company will be able to design circuits with clock speeds of up to 10 GHz by using the multiphase clock generator.
  The S receiver is driven on the basis of first multiphase clocks and receives strobe signals.
  When the generator GN is driven to rotate at a predetermined rotational speed, a counter electromotive force arises in a multiphase phase coil of the generator GN.

单词	multiphase
释义	Definition of multiphase in English: multiphase adjective ˈmʌltɪfeɪzˈməltēˌfāz 1In or relating to more than one phase. Example sentencesExamples It also includes tools to handle complicated multiphase workflows and supports a variety of land development projects. If a radiologist with special training in gastrointestinal radiology is available, multiphase barium upper gastrointestinal studies are an acceptable alternative. This multiphase rifting led to the formation of distinct structural domains along the passive margin. An iterative inverse method has been also applied to multiphase tectonics to separate several superimposed tectonic events. These later data would instead support a multiphase model of elastin, where the fine details of the protein structure and, in particular, its interactions with water, play a crucial role in understanding its elasticity. The outer hydration shell of proteins can be considered in this region as a multiphase system at the first approximation, with phases of different ‘freezing points’. Similarly, imaging of dense slurries and multiphase flows is not yet within practical reach because of the many interfaces of these systems. Although it may be common for structural geologists to assemble fault-slip data without regard for their ages, such an approach is flawed for multiphase deformation in which the principal stress axes change orientation. This drives the requirement for a multiphase data model approach. The initiative was established in March 1994 as a multiphase project investigating the effect of the health care environment on the safety and quality of patient care. In terms of protolith identification, many existing interpretations of the Langavat Belt do not fully consider the intense, multiphase deformation that it has suffered. The hospital is working on a large, multiphase redevelopment effort that will merge its three sites into two. 1.1 (of an electrical device or circuit) polyphase. Example sentencesExamples The company will be able to design circuits with clock speeds of up to 10 GHz by using the multiphase clock generator. The S receiver is driven on the basis of first multiphase clocks and receives strobe signals. When the generator GN is driven to rotate at a predetermined rotational speed, a counter electromotive force arises in a multiphase phase coil of the generator GN. Definition of multiphase in US English: multiphase adjectiveˈməltēˌfāz 1In, of, or relating to more than one phase. Example sentencesExamples The outer hydration shell of proteins can be considered in this region as a multiphase system at the first approximation, with phases of different ‘freezing points’. In terms of protolith identification, many existing interpretations of the Langavat Belt do not fully consider the intense, multiphase deformation that it has suffered. An iterative inverse method has been also applied to multiphase tectonics to separate several superimposed tectonic events. This drives the requirement for a multiphase data model approach. It also includes tools to handle complicated multiphase workflows and supports a variety of land development projects. These later data would instead support a multiphase model of elastin, where the fine details of the protein structure and, in particular, its interactions with water, play a crucial role in understanding its elasticity. If a radiologist with special training in gastrointestinal radiology is available, multiphase barium upper gastrointestinal studies are an acceptable alternative. This multiphase rifting led to the formation of distinct structural domains along the passive margin. Although it may be common for structural geologists to assemble fault-slip data without regard for their ages, such an approach is flawed for multiphase deformation in which the principal stress axes change orientation. The hospital is working on a large, multiphase redevelopment effort that will merge its three sites into two. The initiative was established in March 1994 as a multiphase project investigating the effect of the health care environment on the safety and quality of patient care. Similarly, imaging of dense slurries and multiphase flows is not yet within practical reach because of the many interfaces of these systems. 1.1 (of an electrical device or circuit) polyphase. Example sentencesExamples The company will be able to design circuits with clock speeds of up to 10 GHz by using the multiphase clock generator. The S receiver is driven on the basis of first multiphase clocks and receives strobe signals. When the generator GN is driven to rotate at a predetermined rotational speed, a counter electromotive force arises in a multiphase phase coil of the generator GN.
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