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multiphase

Aussprache: [ˈmʌltiˌfeɪz]

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Kontext: „science“

(adjective) related to a process that has multiple stages or steps. It usually describes something that changes or develops in different phases, like how a caterpillar changes into a butterfly through different stages.

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The multiphase approach helped researchers understand each step of the experiment clearly.

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A simple method is not multiphase; it won't show the different stages of growth.

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What are the different phases in a multiphase project?

Kontext: „technology“

(noun) a system or method that uses more than one phase to operate. This often happens in machines that need different processes to work together, like how a car engine uses various cycles to function.

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The engineer explained the multiphase system used in the new power plant design.

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This engine design is not a multiphase system; it's too simple to have multiple steps.

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How does a multiphase system improve efficiency in machines?

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