two-phase Definition
two·-phase (to̵̅o̅′fāz′)
adjective
Elec. powered by two equal AC voltages or currents which are out of phase by one quarter of a cycle (90°); quarter-phase
two-phase Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- flow: A study of highly viscous, two-phase flow in pipe line systems has been initiated.
- mixture: Theoretical models of shell and tube boilers suitable for boiling two-phase mixtures are under development.
- approach: Field research utilized a two-phase sequential mixed methods approach.
- project: The Museum has undergone exciting transformation as a result of a two-phase development project carried out on site.
- study: Abstract: Research Question: This is a two-phase study.
- process: We now know that there is actually a two-phase process of glycogen replenishment.
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