The intellectual element appears again and again, in planning the game, in judging of the possibility of succeeding at different stages, or in settling disputes that are sure to arise.
Different stages in the formation and germination of the zygospore.
Its frequency varies greatly in different epidemics, and even atdifferent stages of the same epidemic.
The character of the pathological lesions have been well established, owing to the frequent opportunities that arise of examining the diseased gland at different stages of the inflammatory process.
Marked difference has been observed also as to the action of remedies at different stages of epidemics, the early cases exhibiting an extraordinary resistance to remedies, and especially to anodynes, which passes away later.
If we compare the factors essential for the different stages in development, we see that the question always resolves itself into one of modification of similar conditions common to all life-processes.
Sometimes as many as three crops occupy the same field in recurrent rows, but of different dates of planting and in different stages of maturity.
Long practice permits them thus to judge small differences of temperature expeditiously and with great accuracy; and they maintain different temperatures duringdifferent stages of the incubation.
The character of this average labor varies in different countries and at different stages of civilization, but appears fixed in a particular society.
As a further illustration of the fact that the same category plays different parts at different stages of society, we may mention the following: one of the latest forms of bourgeois society, viz.
The following table contains a summary of the composition of ten different animals in different stages of fattening.
The simplest method of testing the point is by measuring the distance between the front end of the primitive streak and the front border of the area pellucida at different stages of growth of the primitive streak.
Owing to this tendency, we should not expect to find a perfect resemblance between an animal, at different stages of its growth, and its ancestors; and the remoter the ancestors, the less close ought the resemblance to be.
As in other tribes of plants, it is very requisite to have specimens in different stages of growth, and notes as to precise habitats are always interesting.
But the social will is more or less different in different communities, and in the one community at different stages of its development.
Furthermore, not only do individuals set their affections upon different objects, but the same person at different stages of his development desires widely different things.
To the minds of men differing in their education and traditions, and at different stages of intellectual and moral development, very different moral judgments spontaneously present themselves.
Social life implies cooperation, but the limits of possible cooperation are very differently estimated by man at different stages of his development.
Map showing the outlines of the Island of Heligoland atdifferent stages in its recent history.
Heat oil, add flour, then hot milk, salt and sugar, stirring smooth at different stages.
You can have several dishes (milk crocks, granite, porcelain and aluminum kettles) on the stove at once at different stages of heating so that you can fill one jar after another.
The accounts there given of the creation belong, beyond all doubt to different stages of philosophic and theological development or else to different sections of priestly society.
S/a.nkara's method thus enables him in a certain way to do justice to different stages of historical development, to recognise clearly existing differences which other systematisers are intent on obliterating.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "different stages" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
