final stage
collocation in Englishmeaningsoffinalandstage
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final
adjective
uk/ˈfaɪ.nəl/us/ˈfaɪ.nəl/
last:
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stage
noun[C]
uk/steɪdʒ/us/steɪdʒ/
a part of an activity or a period ...
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(Definition offinalandstagefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesoffinal stage
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Due to so many checks at different levels, a false recording at thefinalstageof the data is unlikely.
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Thisfinalstage, which completes the mediatory process, is conducted through the internal conversation.
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Influence of axial field is developed only in thefinalstageof implosion when the magnitudes of azimuthal and axial fields became approximately equal.
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In thefinalstage, the names of the remaining two foods are taught.
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A total of 80 pupils took part in thefinalstage, consisting of 14 focus group interviews.
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Some results are based on papers that are submitted or in thefinalstageof preparation.
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Thefinalstageis producing a report on the findings and conclusions on the society studied by the researcher.
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As afinalstage, the designer tries to add the completed code to the code database.
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The delicate exchange between the cricket and the aficionado continues through to thefinalstage, the fight.
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This is, perhaps, unsurprising because although activity-dependent refinement is common, in most regions it is thefinalstageof a long developmental process.
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Realizations then enter thefinalstageof evolution wherein nonlinear effects dominate and modify the growth of realization till they reach a steady state.
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It is found that the growth of a bubble is not affected by the polymer, but thefinalstageof the collapse is.
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During the 2 months preceding thefinalstageof interviewing, a number of pilot interviews were completed for interviewer training, questionnaire design and administration.
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Thefinalstageis the checking of layouts before printing.
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This feature could be eliminated by an output threshold at thefinalstage.
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Thefinalstageis to decide how each of these factors is to be measured.
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Thefinalstage, in late life, is characterised by the crisis of integrity versus despair.
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Thefinalstageis prototyping based on the interaction scenarios and evaluation.
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We now come to thefinalstagein the commercial process.
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