English example sentences with "Phases"

Normal sleep is made up of two phases.
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In an almanac you can find information about the phases of the moon.
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Utilizing an ephemeris, an astronomer can calculate lunar phases and the times of rising and setting of the sun and of the moon all around the world and for any day of the year.
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The net gravitational field at any point on the surface of the earth is the sum of the gravitational fields of all the masses in the universe; hence it displays diurnal and seasonal variations and variations with the phases of the moon and Jupiter; and those variations vary with latitude: if you live far from the poles, you weigh more at night.
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Biodynamic farmers plant according to the moon phases.
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According to astrology, moon phases influence our lives.
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During the lunar month, the Moon goes through all its phases.
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The phases of the Moon result from the angle the Moon makes with the Sun as viewed from Earth.
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He also discovered sunspots, the dark areas of the Sun. He saw that the planet Venus has light and dark phases just like the Moon. These discoveries provided empirical information that proved that the Sun is at the center of the Solar System, as Nicholas Copernicus had predicted.
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Nothing phases you.
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Children go through phases.
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There are three phases in chess: the opening, the middle game and the final.
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The phases of the moon are as follows: full moon, last quarter, new moon, and first quarter.
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Everywhere the same revolt took place, with the same features, passing through the same phases, leading to the same results.
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As has already been said, the Third Men were prone to phases of preoccupation with the ancient craving for personal immortality. This craving had often been strong among the First Men; and even the Second Men, in spite of their great gift of detachment, had sometimes allowed their admiration for human personality to persuade them that souls must live for ever. The short-lived and untheoretical Third Men, with their passion for living things of all kinds, and all the diversity of vital behaviour, conceived immortality in a variety of manners. In their final culture they imagined that at death all living things whom the Life God approved passed into another world, much like the familiar world, but happier. There they were said to live in the presence of the deity, serving him in untrammelled vital creativeness of sundry kinds.
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This was done in three phases.
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Walking somewhat slowly by reason of his concentration, the boy—an ancient man in some phases of thought, much younger than his years in others—was overtaken by a light-footed pedestrian, whom, notwithstanding the gloom, he could perceive to be wearing an extraordinarily tall hat, a swallow-tailed coat, and a watch-chain that danced madly and threw around scintillations of sky-light as its owner swung along upon a pair of thin legs and noiseless boots.

What are the phases of the moon called?

Further, human thought as expressed in literature is not an unconnected series of phases; it is one and indivisible.

It is obvious that, because of the moon's changing position with respect to the earth and sun during the monthly cycle of phases (29.53 days) the gravitational attraction of moon and sun may variously act along a common line or at changing angles relative to each other.

More than thirty years ago, when our knowledge of variation was far less than it is now, Dr. Stejneger had the discernment to interpret Colaptes auratus (Linnaeus), Colaptes cafer (Gmelin), and Colaptes hybridus (Baird) to be dichromatic or trichromatic phases of one species, and not two species that hybridize on a gigantic scale.

Albania's history is marked by various phases, from ancient Illyrian tribes to the Roman Empire, Byzantine influence, and Ottoman rule.

After shaking the bottle, the two phases briefly mixed into a cloudy, temporary emulsion.